Strategic Legal Coaching for MSMEs, Stratups, & Business Owners Facing Delayed Payments.
Many businesses address payment issues only after dues become overdue. My work involves assisting MSMEs in recovering outstanding payments through structured legal strategies and helping them establish preventive legal systems that reduce future payment disputes and support healthier cash flow.
What We Do for MSME's
We understand the challenges MSMEs face when payments get delayed. We help small and medium business owners & startup to recover their outstanding dues through a clear legal strategy and practical mediation and then strengthen their contracts, compliance processes, and team capabilities to prevent repeat payment problems. Our focus is not just recovery, but long-term cash flow stability and financial discipline for MSME.
About Me
I am Kuljeet Singh Sachdeva, a Business Advocate and Commercial Mediator with over 19 years of experience in commercial disputes, strategic payment recovery, and insolvency actions. I have appeared before the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts, NCLAT, Commercial Courts, and District Courts, representing businesses in complex litigation and recovery proceedings.
My core practice areas include:
MSMED Act remedies
Commercial Court litigation
Arbitration proceedings
Civil & Banking disputes
Insolvency & Bankruptcy Code (IBC).
Over the years, I have helped MSMEs to recover stuck payments, resolve high-value disputes, and strengthen their legal and financial position through a structured recovery strategy.
As the Founder of Legal Coaching India, I go beyond litigation. I work to bridge the gap between law and business by training MSMEs and entrepreneurs in structured recovery systems, compliance discipline, and risk management frameworks.
I believe legally strong businesses create economically strong institutions — and economically strong institutions contribute to nation building.
Vision
To build legally resilient and financially disciplined MSMEs across India, contributing to a stronger and more self-reliant national economy.
Mission
To empower entrepreneurs and MSMEs through strategic legal coaching, structured payment recovery systems, and decisive dispute resolution — strengthening business stability and supporting sustainable national growth.
Why Choose Us!
From high-stakes dispute resolution to structured legal coaching, we enable businesses to recover dues, control legal risk, and strengthen long-term financial resilience.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Ans: The enterprise should have Udyam Registration at the time of the transaction for claiming benefits under the MSMED Act, 2006. Several courts have held that MSME registration cannot be applied retrospectively to claim the benefits of the Act. However, there have been conflicting judicial views in certain cases. Therefore, as a matter of legal prudence, the supplier should ensure that Udyam Registration exists before the supply of goods or services and before raising the invoice.
Ans: Yes. A written purchase order or work order strengthens the claim. If the order was oral, the supplier should submit an affidavit confirming the oral purchase order.
Ans: No. The supplier should also have delivery proof, such as delivery challans, transporter receipts, goods acknowledgment, or email confirmation.
Ans: Yes. Filing in the wrong state MSEFC may delay or complicate the proceedings. Jurisdiction is usually based on the supplier’s registered office, branch office, or place of transaction.
Ans: Yes. Many MSMEs treat Samadhaan as a simple complaint portal, but it is actually a legal arbitration process that requires proper documentation and strategy.