Dhillon Law Firm
House No, 96, Gillco Valley Rd, Sector 127, Main Bazar, Sahibzada Ajit Singh Nagar, Punjab 140301
Protecting Careers. Defending Rights. Ensuring Fair Play in Public Employment.
Service Law governs the relationship between the government (or public authorities) and its employees. In India, it is a highly specialized and technical area of law where rules, regulations, and judicial precedents play a critical role. At Dhillon Law Firm, we bring extensive experience in handling service matters before the Central Administrative Tribunal (CAT), State Service Tribunals, High Courts, and other judicial forums.
From wrongful suspension and illegal termination to promotion disputes and pension delays—we represent government employees, public sector undertakings (PSUs), and civil servants in protecting their employment rights with utmost precision and integrity.
Promotion & Seniority Disputes
Whether it’s denial of promotion, incorrect seniority lists, or arbitrary departmental proceedings, our team handles:
We file appropriate writ petitions and representation appeals before tribunals or High Courts to challenge such illegalities.
If you have been wrongly suspended or terminated from service without a proper enquiry or in violation of natural justice:
We have successfully represented employees who were reinstated after years of wrongful action.
Facing departmental proceedings? You have rights. We provide:
We ensure fair representation and compliance with Article 311 protections and applicable service conduct rules.
Thousands of government and semi-government employees are working on contract, daily-wage, or ad hoc basis for years. We handle:
After decades of service, denial or delay in retirement benefits is deeply unfair. We represent retirees in:
Our focus is always on swift recovery of lawful dues with interest.
Candidates selected for government or PSU jobs may face illegal cancellation of appointments or favoritism. We deal with:
Our service law advocates appear regularly before:
We draft legal representations, rejoinders, written statements, appeals, and conduct oral arguments before judicial and quasi-judicial forums.