Location: Mumbai, Navi Mumbai, Thane & Panvel – Raigad
Courts: Bombay High Court, District & Session Courts
Registered with: Bar Council of India & Bar Council of Maharashtra & Goa

About Advocate Bindu Dubey

Advocate Bindu Dubey is a dynamic and accomplished Criminal, Corporate, and Family Lawyer based in Mumbai, practising before the High Court of Bombay and other courts across Maharashtra. With a career spanning extensive legal, corporate, and social domains, she is known for her strategic legal acumen, empathy, and dedication to achieving justice for her clients.

Her unique combination of qualifications—B.Sc., M.B.A., L.L.B., and L.L.M.—equips her with a multidisciplinary understanding of law, business, and technology, making her particularly effective in handling corporate disputes, cybercrime cases, and complex criminal or family law matters.

Over the years, Advocate Dubey has established herself as a leading voice in women’s rights, cyber law, and social justice. She is currently the President of the Maharashtra Cyber Council and a National Council Member of the Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WICCI).

Areas of Practice

• Criminal Law: Defence in criminal litigation, bail applications, fraud, defamation, and white-collar crimes.
• Family Law: Divorce, Domestic Violence (DV) cases, maintenance, custody, and matrimonial property disputes.
• Corporate & Company Law: Business compliance, director liability, and shareholder disputes.
• Civil Litigation: Property, contract enforcement, and recovery matters.
• Cybercrime: Expert in cyber offences, online harassment, data protection, and digital defamation.

Her clients include corporates, professionals, entrepreneurs, and individuals seeking legal representation in sensitive and high-stakes matters. Bindu’s multidisciplinary background allows her to bridge the gap between law, business ethics, and technology.

Professional Credentials & Leadership Roles

• President (MH) Cyber Council – Leading initiatives to strengthen cyber safety awareness and policy advocacy in Maharashtra.
• National Council Member – Women’s Indian Chamber of Commerce & Industry (WICCI), contributing to national discussions on women’s legal rights and empowerment.
• Visiting Faculty – NMIMS (Narsee Monjee Institute, Mumbai), educating future legal professionals in cyber and corporate law.
• Member – Labour Unions & NGOs, advocating for workers’ rights and social justice.

Education

• Bachelor of Science (B.Sc.)
• Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.)
• Bachelor of Laws (L.L.B.)
• Master of Laws (L.L.M.)
• Additional certifications in Corporate Law, Cybercrime Investigation, and Women’s Legal Rights

Social Impact & Advocacy

Beyond her legal practice, Advocate Bindu Dubey is a proactive social activist, speaker, and educator. She leads and participates in initiatives promoting legal awareness, digital safety, gender equality, and youth empowerment. Her lectures and workshops have educated thousands of students, professionals, and women across India about their legal rights and cyber protection.

Bindu believes that law is not just a profession but a social responsibility. Her mission is to make justice more accessible to all—especially to those unaware of their rights or unable to afford quality legal representation.

Approach & Philosophy

Advocate Dubey’s legal philosophy blends compassion, integrity, and precision. Whether defending a criminal case or mediating a domestic dispute, she prioritises truth, fairness, and swift justice. Her clients appreciate her hands-on involvement, clear communication, and personal dedication to every case she undertakes.

In Her Own Words

“The law should empower, not intimidate. My goal is to make justice accessible, transparent, and humane for everyone—especially women and victims of cyber or domestic abuse.”

– Advocate Bindu Dubey

Community Engagement

Through her leadership in the Cyber Council of Maharashtra and WICCI, Advocate Dubey has been instrumental in promoting cyber awareness, digital ethics, and online safety—particularly for women and youth. She frequently appears as a guest speaker on television, webinars, and educational forums to discuss cybercrime prevention, women’s legal rights, and professional ethics.