Mr. Pratik Shewale is a renowned expert in mediation, celebrated for his exceptional ability to resolve financial, matrimonial, land and political disputes with remarkable success. With a 98% success rate in mediating cases that do not go to court, Mr. Shewale despises the mental and financial fatigue of litigation, offering clients a more amicable path to resolution through mediation.
His skillful negotiation and conflict-resolution techniques ensure his clients rarely need to resort to litigation. He has managed several high-profile cases through mediation, establishing himself as a leading proponent of this approach as the primary form of dispute resolution in India.
With a deep commitment to core constitutional values, Mr. Shewale is an active advocate for environmental issues — passionately raising awareness and driving change. Beyond mediation, he is instrumental in facilitating business growth by connecting investors with exclusive, lucrative opportunities.
The roots of the practice are established with a commitment to honest counsel and community advocacy.
Formal chambers established to handle civil, matrimonial and land disputes through structured negotiation.
The firm adopts mediation as its primary form of dispute resolution — long before it became mainstream in India.
Practice broadens into financial, environmental and political mediation, serving institutional and high-profile clients.
Incorporated as a private limited entity with 23 attorneys and a 98% out-of-court mediation success rate.

Mr. Pratik Shewale is also involved in mentoring the next generation of legal professionals. He actively helps young lawyers secure internships, guiding them toward successful legal careers. His multifaceted expertise — combined with his unwavering dedication to justice and education — makes him a highly respected figure in the legal and business communities.
Interested in joining a team that values excellence, integrity and client satisfaction? Shewale Legal is always looking for talented individuals to grow with us.
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