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Managing founder disputes in startups

By Nitu Agarwal, YNSS Law Offices
Investors must safeguard themselves from potential disputes arising between founders by having a strong encompassing agreement in place that foresees all possible scenarios

Indian companies facing litigation in England

By Gautam Khurana, India Law Offices and Jeremy Lederman, Harold Benjamin

Reputation on the line in trade mark dilution

By Manisha Singh and Shivi Gupta, LexOrbis

Judging retirement

Mandatory retirement ages for judges may be depriving the system of its finest assets. What are the pros and cons?

Speed the best prescription for regulating e-pharmacies in India

By Essenese Obhan, Charul Yadav and Sapna Sharma, Obhan & Associates

Shortfall undertaking is financial debt under IBC

By Aditya Vikram Dua and Parvathi Menon, SNG & Partners

Developments in 91视频 big-tech regulation

By Modhulika Bose, P&A Law Offices

Law holds companies to agreements including interest

By Pragya Ohri and Kanika Kumar, HSA Advocates

Indian perspective on protecting children’s privacy

By Aadya Misra and Tanvi Chaturvedi, Spice Route Legal

Junk charges buy you just nothing

By Bagmisikha Puhan and Alaqshendra Singh, TMT Law Practice

Data privacy in the age of ChatGPT

By Ashima Obhan and Seerat Bhutani, Obhan & Associates

Before not after regulation for digital markets

By Swathi Girimaj and Sachit Ram, Bharucha & Partners

Making sense of the promoter conundrum

By Abhishek Guha and Jagriti Mohata, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

India benefits from continued growth in FDI

By Rohit Jain and Diviay Chadha, Singhania & Co.

ChatGPT and legal

A legaltech expert explores the rapid emergence of ChatGPT and its implications for the legal profession

Navigating global privacy laws: Best practices

By Sreenidhi Srinivasan and Mayank Takawane, Ikigai Law
With evolving global privacy laws, businesses must develop an effective data strategy and enhance data hygiene within their organizations.

Reversing Vidarbha is good news for financial creditors

By Sudeshna Guha Roy and Samridhi Lodha, Bharucha & Partners

PE funds face challenges identifying beneficial owners

By Vandana Pai and Hardik Dave, Bharucha & Partners

Dealing with bad decisions

What scope of action is available to in-house counsel when the wrong choices are made by management?

TCFD is not storm in a teacup

By Soumya De Mallik, Unnati Goel, Prithviraj Chauhan and Meeval Mariam Varghese, HSA Advocates

Patent law fine with penalties, not prison

By DPS Parmar, LexOrbis

In-house Counsel Awards 2022

IBLJ recognises the most commended general counsel, their in-house teams and the splendid work done by them

Future Legal Leaders 2023

50 young and dynamic lawyers poised for great success and the common traits that define them

ESG finance: Where to find the money?

By Gautam Khurana and Panos Alivitazos, India Law Offices

The big squeeze

Should India tighten its grip over international technology companies, or will this approach backfire and cause them to reconsider growth plans in India?

The future of green data centres in India

By Purusharth Singh and Akshay Arvind Nair, Kochhar & Co.

Success in IP appeal is sweet indeed

By Manisha Singh and Akanksha Kar, LexOrbis

Cookie use in India: A legal vacuum

By Mathew Chacko, Aadya Misra and Shambhavi Mishra, Spice Route Legal

Man on a mission

Lalit Bhasin talks to IBLJ about completing 60 years in law, leading many associations, retirement and more

Cashing in on a digital currency

By Devyani Dhawan and Neha Pethe, SNG & Partners.

No more playing around for online gaming

By Ashima Obhan and Shuchi Dutta, Obhan & Associates

Moving from dot-com courts to bot courts

By Shilpa Gamnani and Harsh Buch, TMT Law Practice

The A-List 2022-23

The leading lawyers and icons most recommended by clients

Dividing patent applications – a strategic approach

By Manisha Singh and Virender Singh, LexOrbis

Cybersquatters riskier to handle, harder to punish

By Manisha Singh and Akanksha Kar, LexOrbis

Suing AI will need better human law

By Sumathi Chandrashekaran and Essenese Obhan, Obhan and Associates

IBC valuations may spike with proceeds of avoidable transactions

By Karthik Somasundram and Khyati Mehrotra, Bharucha & Partners

Tech companies favoured in issue of DR shares

By Swathi Girimaji and Varsha Singh, Bharucha & Partners

Poison pills give immunity from hostile takeovers

By Soumya De Mallik and Prithviraj Chauhan, HSA Advocates

Jumping ship

Although not sparking this trend becoming known as the “great resignation”, the pandemic surely added fuel to the fire, pushing many lawyers

Keymasters

A GC’s guide to global investment trends

Deciding how material is an adverse event

By Raghubir Menon and Swati Sharma, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co.

Green & keen

A framework for the deployment of sovereign green bonds shows the government is committed to a marriage of climate and infrastructure

No room at the inn for inept acquisition

By Sumes Dewan and Tanya Mishra, Lex Favios

Most Recent

AI Regulations in Indian Courts

Keeping the ‘judge’ in judgment

By Pravin Anand, Ajai Garg and Siddhant Chamola, Anand and Anand
India-Japan AI Copyright Regimesvideo

91视频 digital copyright framework needs clarifying

By Amit Panigrah and Ishikaa Seth, Kochhar & Co
Dark Pattern Enforcement in India

The dark patterns regime: From guidelines to enforcement

By Rishikaa and Anindita Deb, ADP Law Offices

Correspondents

AI Regulations in Indian Courts

Keeping the ‘judge’ in judgment

By Pravin Anand, Ajai Garg and Siddhant Chamola, Anand and Anand
India-Japan AI Copyright Regimesvideo

91视频 digital copyright framework needs clarifying

By Amit Panigrah and Ishikaa Seth, Kochhar & Co
Dark Pattern Enforcement in India

The dark patterns regime: From guidelines to enforcement

By Rishikaa and Anindita Deb, ADP Law Offices

Features

AI Training and Copyright

ANI v OpenAI ruling: Reading the tea leaves

In-house legal teams that adapt now will be better placed for the final judgment after the first ruling on AI training and copyright

When seniority demands separation

Disputes partners must leave their law firms in order to practise as senior advocates. IBLJ asks leading lawyers whether it is time for change

IBLJ Regional Law Firm Awards 2026

IBLJ Regional Law Firm Awards, 2026

Rewarding legal excellence in firms with their main operations outside Delhi and Mumbai

Expert Briefings

Establishing a presence in Pune

Establishing a presence in Pune

Legal experts from Legalogic Consulting and Stride Legal examine strategic opportunities in the “Oxford of the east”

India GCC compliance frameworkvideo

Setting up a GCC in India

By Vikas Agarwal and Vivek Sadhale, LegaLogic Consulting

Taking the Pune advantage

By Aanchal Lamba and Richa Joshi, Stride Legal

Opinion

Law Firm Registration Reform

Recognition at last

Draft Advocates Amendment Bill 2026 could formalise law firms, mandate registration and admit foreign practices

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