"Leadership with dignity,
Practice with Integrity."
Mr. Manoj K. Singh is a leader in dispute resolution, particularly in infrastructure and project-related disputes across roads, railways, airports, ports, energy, mining and real estate has appeared in litigation, arbitration, constitutional, and commercial matters before the Supreme Court of India and various High Courts.
He actively contributes to the legal community through institutional leadership, policy advocacy and mentorship, playing a key role in strengthening dispute resolution frameworks in India. He has served in several prominent positions across legal and industry bodies and previously acted as Special Counsel to government authorities.
He is the Founding Partner of S&A Law Offices, established in December 2002, and has been in continuous legal practice for over 23 years.
Specialization in Dispute Resolution — Litigation & Arbitration across critical infrastructure sectors
Infrastructure development disputes and contract arbitration
Rail infrastructure projects and regulatory matters
Aviation infrastructure and concession agreements
Port development and maritime commercial disputes
Power sector disputes and renewable energy projects
Mining rights and resource extraction disputes
Property development and construction arbitration
Ranked for excellence in dispute resolution
Recognized among leading practitioners
Featured in Asia's premier legal directory
Acknowledged for outstanding legal services
Served as Special Counsel to government authorities
LexisNexis Publication
A comprehensive treatise on dispute resolution in India's infrastructure sector
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