chamber name

Hi Ajinkya, I'm Adv. Niharika.

I would like to tell you that there is a differnce between two generally synonmously used words which are, "lawyer" and "advocate". you can be calling yourself a lawyer, right after completing the three/five year law course. However for using the title of Advocate, you must register yourself with a State Bar, for e.g., Bar Council of Delhi, if you are from Delhi or wants to practise there.

So, i suggest that you get your registration done (incase it has not been done yet) and then you can without any hesitation use "Advocate" with your name in your Chamber/Office.

To know about the process of registration or any other details, you can contact me at niharikalohan@yahoo.com 

You can have your own office in whatever name you may choose but  you should ensureit should not be contradictory to the prevailing law or circumstnces. 

A law firm name gives potential clients a first impression of the business, and it also plays a key role in your law firm’s brand and marketing strategy. In addition, it can play a significant role in determining how easily prospects and clients remember your law firm. 

From my view, the name suggested by you does not have any infirmity.

You are welcome for your appreciations