Bhatt and Joshi Associates advises listed and unlisted entities, intermediaries and investors on securities law and SEBI regulations. The firm helps clients handle investigations, enforcement actions and investor complaints. Its lawyers work on insider trading, disclosure, governance and market conduct issues. Bhatt and Joshi Associates also represents parties in proceedings before SEBI and the Securities Appellate Tribunal.
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A SEBI Lawyer represents companies, promoters, brokers, intermediaries, and investors in SEBI investigations, enforcement actions, show-cause notices, insider trading matters, market manipulation cases, compliance issues, and appeals before the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT).
SEBI handles matters involving insider trading, fraudulent trading, market manipulation, takeover violations, disclosure lapses, intermediary misconduct, listing regulation violations, and breaches of securities market laws.
SEBI conducts inquiries through notices, document requisitions, summons, and forensic audits. A lawyer helps by responding to notices, preparing submissions, attending hearings, mitigating liability, and ensuring compliance with procedural requirements.
Yes. SEBI orders—including penalties, disgorgement, and debarment—can be appealed before the Securities Appellate Tribunal (SAT). SAT decisions on legal questions may further be appealed to the Supreme Court.
Key documents include trade data, demat statements, company filings, compliance records, board resolutions, email communications, forensic reports, and any evidence that clarifies the client’s position.
Penalties may include monetary fines, trading bans, debarment of directors, cancellation of licenses, disgorgement of profits, and in severe cases, prosecution. Early legal intervention can significantly reduce exposure.
SEBI investigations may take several months, depending on complexity. SAT appeals are typically resolved within 6–12 months, though timelines vary with case load and legal issues involved.