A Legal and Ethical Guide for Advocates in India Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming part of professional legal practice. Lawyers are using AI tools for legal research, drafting, summarisation, document review, proofreading, translation, case-law analysis, contract review and administrative work. ...
Understanding Copyright Ownership, AI-Assisted Creation, Originality and the Emerging Legal Position Artificial Intelligence has fundamentally changed the way content is created. Today, a person can use an AI tool to generate a blog article, photograph, illustration, advertisement, music composition, video, ...
A Legal Perspective on the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Act, 2026 For millions of students across India, a public examination is far more than a test—it represents years of dedication, family sacrifices, and aspirations for a better ...
The legal profession is more than a career—it is a lifelong commitment to justice, responsibility, and public service. Every advocate begins their journey with ambition, knowledge, and the desire to make a meaningful impact. However, success in the legal profession ...
The legal profession has never remained static. From handwritten pleadings to electronic filing, from physical libraries to digital legal databases, every generation has witnessed transformation in the practice of law. Today, however, the profession stands before perhaps its most significant ...
Protecting Wealth Across Borders Requires More Than Just a Will. Global Indian families are increasingly building wealth beyond geographical boundaries. A business in India, investment portfolios in the UAE, real estate in the UK, children settled in the United States, ...
Why Smart Businesses Invest in Legal Clarity Before Signing, Not After a Dispute Begins In business, partnerships are built on trust.Transactions are built on opportunity.But when disputes arise, courts do not interpret trust—they interpret documents. One poorly drafted agreement, one ...
In today’s rapidly evolving regulatory environment, running a business in India is not just about growth—it is about staying compliant, protected, and risk-aware. Many businesses face legal challenges not due to intent, but due to lack of structured compliance systems. ...
Receiving a summons from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) can be stressful and confusing for individuals, business owners, and company directors. However, understanding your legal rights and obligations can help you respond effectively and avoid serious consequences. This guide explains what ...
Buying property is one of the biggest financial decisions in India.But are you sure you are not making a mistake that could cost you years of litigation or financial loss? Many buyers focus only on location and price, while ignoring ...
The Supreme Court recently allowed a candidate who passed Class 12 as a private student to take admission for MBBS course after NEET counselling. This was after the National Medical Commission informed the Court that as per the latest Graduate ...
The Supreme Court has dismissed a petition filed by a group of teachers in Homeopathic Medical Colleges in Kerala seeking increase of their retirement age from 55 years to 60 years at par with the teachers of other Medical Colleges.The ...
The Supreme Court on Tuesday (November 7) questioned the effectiveness of the Delhi Government's "odd-even" scheme in controlling air pollution, while terming it as “optics”. Under this scheme, vehicles with license plate numbers ending in an even digit are allowed ...
In a Criminal Appeal arising out of proceedings under Section 138 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the Supreme Court has ruled that once the settlement has been arrived at and the complainant has signed the deed, the proceedings under ...
The Supreme Court on Friday stayed the Delhi High Court judgment which held that the old pension scheme (OPS) will be implemented in the Central Paramilitary Forces (CAPF). During a brief hearing, a bench of Justices Sanjeev Khanna and Bela ...
New Delhi: The Supreme Court Monday agreed to examine the plea of a 72-year-old woman, on whom a male co-passenger allegedly urinated on board an Air India flight in November last year, seeking a direction to the Centre, aviation regulator DGCA ...