Vishrutyi Sahni

Vishrutyi Sahni is a Partner in the Disputes practice at JSA. Her primary practice area is Arbitration and Mediation, with a strong focus on complex commercial disputes at the intersection of insolvency, restructuring, arbitration, technology and platform regulation across multi-agency enforcement.

She regularly navigates matters that span multiple fora, regulators and jurisdictions, advising financial institutions, technology companies and corporate stakeholders on multi-forum strategy, enforcement and dispute risk in commercially sensitive and cross-border matters.

She regularly acts in commercial disputes, including domestic and international arbitrations (both ad hoc and institutional), as well as litigation arising from contractual arrangements, shareholder relationships and enforcement actions. She also has significant experience in insolvency and restructuring-related disputes, particularly in the context of distressed assets, recovery actions and restructuring scenarios. In this space, she advises and represents creditors, lenders, resolution professionals and corporate stakeholders, and works closely with financial institutions on enforcement, recovery and restructuring-related litigation.

In parallel, she has developed a focused practice in technology and platform-related disputes, including intermediary liability, content regulation and regulatory enforcement actions. She advises technology platforms, fintech companies and technology-led manufacturing businesses on navigating evolving regulatory frameworks and managing enforcement exposure. She has represented and supported clients in proceedings involving multiple regulators and agencies, including enforcement and compliance-driven actions before sectoral authorities and specialised forums such as the CCPA, BIS and NGT, as well as proceedings involving pollution control authorities (CPCB/SPCBs), legal metrology and food safety regulators, and consumer protection fora.

Her practice also encompasses white-collar and regulatory matters, including internal investigations, allegations of financial irregularities and misconduct, and engagements with investigative authorities. She regularly advises on investigation strategy, regulatory interface and parallel proceedings arising from such matters, and has growing experience representing clients before law enforcement agencies such as the Enforcement Directorate, SFIO, EOW and NCB.

She represents clients in disputes across fora in India, ranging from the Supreme Court and various High Courts to statutory tribunals and regulatory authorities.

Prior to JSA, she worked as a judicial law clerk-cum-research assistant to Hon'ble Mr. Justice (Retd.) Madan B. Lokur at the Supreme Court of India.

Her recognition includes BW Legal 30 under 30. She is a member of the Bar Council of Delhi (BCD) and the Supreme Court Bar Association (SCBA).

Her publications include "Expert Take: Third Party Litigation Funding in India: Balancing Access to Justice with Legal Ethics" (ETLegalWorld, March 2026), "India Wants Whistleblowers to Speak Up – but Still Doesn't Protect Them" (CNBC-TV18, March 2026), "The Interplay Between International Arbitration and Insolvency Proceedings: India Perspective" (SIAC Newsletter, March 2024) and "A missed opportunity – Mediation Act, 2023" (Financial Express, January 2024).

She holds a B.L.S. L.L.B. from Government Law College, Mumbai (2017), completed the GAR Academy International Oral Advocacy & Advocacy Skills Course (2022–2023) and holds an Executive MBA in Business & Corporate Laws from the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta (2023). She speaks English and Hindi.