Devesh Sharma
An advocate currently practising in Ahmedabad with a specialized focus on complex financial and regulatory litigation.
His areas of expertise include Direct Taxation, the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), Benami Transactions, the Black Money Act, Money Laundering laws, and other white-collar crime matters.
A graduate of UPES Dehradun, he completed his law degree in May 2025. Throughout his academic career he demonstrated a strong commitment to practical learnin,g accumulating over 50 weeks of internship experience during law school. This extensive exposure provided him with a deep understanding of courtroom procedures and corporate legal compliance well before his formal enrollment as an advocate.
Currently, Devesh is enrolled with the Bar Council of India and is practicing in a Chartered Accountancy firm in Ahmedabad. This unique setup allows him to offer a distinct advantage to his clients. A blended perspective of legal acumen and financial expertise, which is critical when dealing with high-stakes matters involving taxation, asset tracing and economic offences.
Beyond his litigation practice, Devesh is an avid reader and writer. He has been actively contributing his legal insights and analysis to LegalOnus since October 2024, where he combines his passion for research with his writing skills to engage with contemporary legal issues.
Published articles:
Are the new digital search provisions under the Income Tax Act 2025 justifiable?
A complete discussion on “3-year bar experience rule” set up by The Supreme Court of India
Maintaining Confidentiality in Legal Practice: Challenges and Solutions
Public Policy” as a Ground for Setting Aside Arbitral Awards
Double Taxation Avoidance Agreement (DTAA): A Detailed Analysis for UPSC
Evolving Corporate Liability in Light of the 2024 Data Protection Act
The Role of Corporate Law in Regulating Private Equity and Venture Capital in India
The Criminal Justice System and its Approach to Human Trafficking in India
Fundamental Duties under Indian Constitution: Scope and Importance
Case Analysis: Matrimony.com and Google LLC Dispute Overview
