Mr. Neeraj Aarora, a well-known name in the field of Cyber Law, has decided to contest for the position of Executive Member of the Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association ( SCAORA).
Mr. Aarora whose enormous credentials are hard to fit in a page, is an Arbitrator, Lawyer, Writer, Analyst, and strategist on the issues pertaining to Cyber Law, Cyber Crime, Cyber Forensic and Cyber Warfare.
With his tremendous experience in the field of economics offences, he has been able to handle the most complex and sensitive area of investigations of major white collar crimes including Bank/Financial Institution fraud cases.
Mr. Aarora has started his career as a sub-inspector in the Delhi Police, since then he has come a long way by becoming the Advocate-on-Record of the Supreme Court of India and opening his law firm, Hazen Legal Associates which specializes in cyber law and offences.
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