Cyber Crime

As technology evolves, cyber-related offences and digital disputes have become increasingly common. The LexSphere provides legal guidance on cyber law issues, digital fraud, online harassment, identity theft, data privacy, and cybercrime-related legal remedies.

• Cybercrime legal consultation
• Online fraud advisory
• Cyber complaint guidance
• Social media dispute advisory
• Identity theft matters
• Data privacy guidance
• IT Act compliance advisory
• Digital evidence consultation

1. Incident Understanding – We review the facts of the cyber incident, fraud, or online dispute.
2. Evidence & Documentation Review – Digital evidence, communications, and records are reviewed.
3. Legal Guidance – We advise on applicable IT Act provisions and available legal remedies.
4. Complaint Support – We assist in preparing and guiding you through filing a complaint with the appropriate cyber cell or authority.
5. Follow-up Support – We support you through subsequent legal or procedural steps as the matter progresses.

Initial consultation: 1–2 working days, with urgent matters prioritized. Complaint preparation: 2–5 working days. Follow-up timelines depend on the authority handling the matter.

• Q: What should I do immediately after discovering online fraud?
  A: Preserve all evidence, such as screenshots, messages, and transaction records, and seek legal guidance promptly to assess reporting options.
• Q: Where can a cybercrime complaint be filed?
  A: Complaints can typically be filed with the local cyber cell or through the national cybercrime reporting portal; we guide you through the applicable process.
• Q: Can businesses also seek help for data breaches?
  A: Yes, we advise businesses on data breach response, notification obligations, and related compliance requirements.

Individuals, businesses, startups, professionals, educational institutions, and digital platforms.