A partnership of advocates, each accountable on record
Astra Juris International Law Chambers is the practice of Astra Juris International LLP. Every advocate of the Chambers is enrolled with a State Bar Council in India and appears in their own right. Briefs are prepared collaboratively, and professional responsibility for each rests with the advocate on record.
Instructions span civil and property litigation, criminal defence, constitutional and appellate work, corporate and cross-border transactions, technology and intellectual property, maritime claims, insurance, taxation, company law and insolvency, and family law. Cross-border matters are carried by the Chambers' corporate and international desk, which appears before the DIFC and ADGM Courts as a registered practitioner. Where a matter must be conducted in any other foreign forum, the Chambers instructs counsel admitted there.
The partners
Adv. Anoop Krishna
Managing Partner Advocate · Supreme Court of India and High Court of KeralaAnoop Krishna is the Managing Partner of Astra Juris International. He appears before the Supreme Court of India, the High Court of Kerala, and trial courts in Kerala. His practice covers civil, criminal, and constitutional writ matters, including contested trials, constitutional challenges, and interlocutory applications. He also undertakes academic work in civil law and environmental jurisprudence, including contract law and specific relief.
Full profileAdv. Ashik Asharaf
Partner · Corporate & International Desk Advocate · Registered practitioner, DIFC Courts and ADGM CourtsAs head of the Corporate and International Desk, Ashik Asharaf advises on the commercial questions that arrive before any dispute does: corporate structuring and private equity, maritime and cross-border transactions, and artificial-intelligence regulation and technology governance. He drafts for the day an arrangement is tested rather than the day it is signed, and when a matter becomes contentious he conducts it in arbitration, before the courts of India, and before the DIFC Courts in Dubai and the ADGM Courts in Abu Dhabi, where he is a registered practitioner.
Full profileCore practice domains
Forums of appearance
The courts and tribunals before which the Chambers regularly appears, in India and abroad. Instructions are accepted from clients resident outside India.
The Registry
Conferences are held by prior appointment through the Registry, so that a conflict check is completed before any particulars of a matter are received.
Case enquiry
Provide the general parameters of the matter for a preliminary conflict check and scheduling.

