Advocate Hari Prasad Mainali
Senior Legal Practitioner | Corporate, Commercial & Constitutional Law Expert
Advocate Hari Prasad Mainali is a distinguished legal practitioner with over 15 years of experience in litigation, legal consultancy, and academia in Nepal. He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) with specializations in Criminal Law and Constitutional Law from Tribhuvan University, along with a Master's degree in Political Science.
He currently serves as the Managing Director of JusNepal.com, a prominent online legal journal, and has extensive experience in legal practice, representing clients in litigation matters before various courts, including the Supreme Court of Nepal. Alongside his legal practice, he has contributed to legal education as a Lecturer at National Law College and Nepal Law Campus, Tribhuvan University.
His academic and scholarly contributions include co-authoring A Jurisprudential Foundation of Contract Law: Business Law, publishing seven research papers, and contributing more than seven additional research articles in various areas of law.
Advocate Mainali also brings considerable expertise in corporate law, foreign direct investment (FDI), commercial transactions, joint venture structuring, regulatory compliance, and complex multi-party commercial disputes. His practice includes advising on cross-border corporate matters, investment-related legal frameworks, and strategic legal issues, with experience in handling sophisticated commercial matters before the Supreme Court of Nepal.
With a strong foundation in legal practice, academic research, and institutional leadership, Advocate Hari Prasad Mainali is committed to delivering strategic, well-researched, and effective legal solutions to individuals, businesses, and corporate clients.
- Nepal Law Campus
- Master of Laws ( LL.M.)
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- Senior Partner / Advisor
- All Radiant Law Offices , Buddhanagar, Kathmandu, Kathmandu, Nepal
- - Current
- All Radiant Law Offices
- Senior Partner
- - Current
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