Noshir Khumana is Advocate & Solicitor at Kumana & Company, based in Mumbai, India, he specializes in civil disputes, arbitration, commercial law, cooperative law, rent act matters, and real estate law. He has managed arbitration matters both as a sole arbitrator and as a member of arbitral tribunals, collaborating with retired judges from various High Courts and the Supreme Court.

His expertise spans arbitration, property/real estate, insurance, banking, and finance. Noshir is empaneled with the London Court of International Arbitration (LCIA) for the Asia Pacific region and serves as an arbitrator for the Center for Online Resolution of Disputes (CORD). He is also a panel advocate for the Central Bank of India, Union Bank of India, and Bank of India.

Throughout his career, Noshir has handled a wide range of civil litigation cases, including cooperative law issues, rent act matters, claims for specific relief, enforcement of contractual obligations, summary suits, commercial disputes, and testamentary suits. He has appeared before various courts in Mumbai, including the City Civil Court, Court of Small Causes, and Consumer Forums, as well as High Courts in Bombay, Calcutta, Chennai, Jaipur, Delhi, and the Supreme Court of India.

In November 1985, he started his independent practice under the name Kumana & Company. He briefly joined Crompton Greaves Ltd. in their legal department from 1989 to 1995, before returning to his independent practice, which he continues to this day.