Founder Director
KAMLESH KUMAR MISHRA
Overview & Professional Experience
Advocate Kamlesh Kumar Mishra is the Founder Director of Corpus Juris India and has over 13 years of professional legal experience. His practice areas include Human Rights Law, Civil Litigation, Criminal Litigation, Constitutional Matters, and Public Interest Litigation.
He regularly appears before the Supreme Court of India, the Delhi High Court, various High Courts, District Courts, and tribunals including the National Green Tribunal (NGT), Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT), and the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT).
As the Founder Director of Corpus Juris India, Advocate Mishra has represented individuals, organisations, and institutions in matters relating to constitutional rights, civil disputes, criminal litigation, rehabilitation and demolition matters, consumer protection, and access to justice. His professional practice focuses on research-based legal representation, ethical advocacy, and practical legal solutions in accordance with applicable law.
Professional Legal Representation
Founder Director, Corpus Juris India • Over 13 Years of Professional Legal Experience
Core Areas of Practice
- Constitutional Law
- Human Rights Law
- Public Interest Litigation
- Civil Litigation
- Criminal Litigation
- Service Matters
- Consumer Protection
- Rehabilitation & Demolition Matters
- Tribunal Practice (CAT, DRT & NGT)
Professional Profile
Kamlesh Kumar Mishra
Professional Highlights
Litigation & Advisory
- Over 13 years of diverse legal practice
- Appears before SC, HC, District Courts & Tribunals (NGT, DRT, CAT, Consumer Commissions)
- Expertise in Constitutional, Civil, Criminal, PIL, Service, Consumer, and Regulatory matters
Leadership at Corpus Juris India
- Founder Director & President
- Expanded practice across multiple jurisdictions
- Focus on structured legal solutions, ethical practice & professional standards
Social Commitment & Access to Justice
- Served as Legal Aid Counsel
- Committed to promoting access to justice for underprivileged & marginalised sections
- Work on civil liberties, rehabilitation rights, educational access & religious freedoms
Professional Forums & Discourse
- Participates in legal discussions on constitutional law, public policy & human rights
- Engages in institutional interactions & contemporary legal developments
- Professional philosophy guided by integrity, constitutional values & ethical advocacy
Areas of Practice
Over the course of his legal practice, he has represented clients in matters involving constitutional rights, civil and criminal disputes, public interest litigation, service matters, consumer disputes, corporate and commercial issues, rehabilitation and demolition matters, and regulatory litigation. His professional approach emphasises careful legal research, thorough preparation, ethical advocacy, and practical legal advice tailored to the facts and requirements of each matter.
Under his leadership, Corpus Juris India has expanded its legal practice across multiple jurisdictions, providing legal representation and advisory services to individuals, companies, institutions, and public bodies. The firm continues to focus on delivering structured legal solutions while maintaining professional standards and ethical practice.
In addition to his litigation practice, Mr. Mishra has served as a Legal Aid Counsel and remains committed to promoting access to justice, particularly for underprivileged and marginalised sections of society. His work has included matters concerning civil liberties, constitutional governance, rehabilitation rights, educational access, religious freedoms, and other issues involving public law and individual rights.
He also participates in legal discussions, institutional interactions, and professional forums on subjects including constitutional law, public policy, human rights, and contemporary legal developments. His professional philosophy is guided by integrity, constitutional values, ethical advocacy, and responsible legal practice.
“Truth • Strategy • Execution”
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