Litigation Lawyer
Aasun Bhandari is a litigation lawyer based in Nepal practicing in civil and criminal law. Regular and rigorous practice in the courtroom has been building a resilient, dependable and a resourceful lawyer.
Having been exposed to numbers of civil and criminal cases early in my legal career, I have a strong foundation and affinity towards civil and criminal matters. Regular and rigorous practice in the courtroom has been building a resilient, dependable and a resourceful lawyer in me.
I chose law with a sheer want of being a useful member of my society. Someone to call upon when a dispute or a problem arises in the neighborhood. Civil matters like marriage, divorce, partition, transactions, contracts, injunctions and writs are what I deal with the most and provides me with the satisfaction of being a problem solver.
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Because of my involvement in Aakarshan Law Firm and Research Centre as a Legal Associate, I have been part of wide range of criminal cases like theft, cheating, fraud, forgery, murder, rape, human trafficking, crypto-currency, counterfeit currency and so on. Criminal cases are always sensitive as it directly impacts a person's freedom and that has been a motivating factor for me to always remain sharp, industrious and diligent in my work.
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From the day I got my lawyer's license, I have been an integral part of Aakarshan Law Firm and Research Centre. I draft legal documents, do client counselling and case managements, and represent clients in the courtroom. Apart from the clientele of the Law Firm, I have been taking cases of my own as well.
A big moment in my career when I finally got the license to represent clients in the courtroom.
I worked as a legal officer at Legal Engineering Consultancy Pvt. Ltd where I dealt with construction related disputes, public procurement disputes and arbitration procedures like appointment of arbitrators, implementation of award and quashing of arbitral awards.
I graduated from Nepal Law Campus with a BALLB Degree.
I interned at Nepal Law Commission during my final year of college and had the opportunity to work on various bills, suggested amendments and discovered inconsistencies in existing laws.
I dedicated almost two years in Aakarshan Law Firm and Research Centre as a paralegal while I was still in college. The dedication, temperament and hard-work I showed during those times helped me secure a permanent space in the organization later in future.
Thoughts on legal issues, constitutional matters, and developments in Nepal's legal landscape.
