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Krishnendra has 6 years of experience in Content and Copywriting. He realised the value of persuasive writing while working with LawSikho. Writing a few marketing emails taught him that right wordings create the right impact. Reading The Boron Letters by advertising legend Gary Halbert inspired him to keep learning about the craft of writing. He does not restrict himself to legal content writing alone. He has written content for clients in the SaaS Industry and Personal development Industry. He believes in writing for multi niches to enhance his creativity and train his writing muscle.
The nature of our legal requirements has monumentally changed to evolve into a mini law firm that caters to large sub-functions such as corporate governance, legal strategy, contracts, regulatory & compliance, insurance etc. that branch out into sub-functions requiring knowledge and expertise in M&A, dispute management, employment and labour laws, TMT law says Saloni Kothari, Group General Counsel, BDO India
Read MoreSrinit Misra, Executive Director & General Counsel (India); Regional Senior Counsel (Asia), Ball Corporation talks about how his passion for public speaking attracted him towards the legal profession. He also shares his experience of working in a global MNC, elevation to the Board and much more in ths exclusive conversation with Krishnendra Joshi, Editorial Lead, BW Legal World.
Read MoreThe Court held that while the Applicant’s statement may carry some evidentiary value, it alone could not form the sole basis for determining his bail application, necessitating a broader evaluation of the facts. The ACJM emphasized that economic offences/ gravity of offences, cannot solely dictate the denial of bail, as established by a catena of judicial precedents.
Read MoreThe road to transformation was challenging. Internal resistance to change in the team was partly due to work pressure and a lack of appreciation for automation. Additionally, resource and funding limitations made automation difficult. however, Jyothi VK, General Counsel, and Senior VP, ABFRL decided to push forward, collaborating with the in-house IT team and small vendors to develop a website and automate approval processes using existing infrastructure. This success energized her to continue the digital journey, implementing various tech initiatives to increase the legal team's efficiency and visibility.
Read MoreThe Singe Judge of the Delhi High Court, in its judgment, by citing various landmark judgments upon the doctrine of forum conveniens, reiterated that a writ petition cannot be entertained merely because a fraction of the cause of action has arisen within the territorial jurisdiction of a particular High Court.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court, upon hearing the arguments, noted that both the free certified copy and the certified copy obtained through payment are treated equally under law. The Court allowed the appeal and said that there should be no distinction between the two types of certified copies when it comes to the computation of limitation periods for filling appeals.
Read MoreBombay HC’s judgement reinforces the principle that governments should not have the power to unilaterally determine the truth or regulate user generated content. As India continues to navigate its digital governance landscape, the judgement sets an important precedent for the creation of laws that upholding the constitutional rights while still addressing the legitimate need for regulating misinformation in the digital age.
Read MoreThis new regulatory threshold mandates that any transaction with a deal consideration exceeding INR 2,000 Crore-and involving target entities with substantial business operations—will require clearance from Competition Commission of India (CCI).
Read MoreThrough this conversation with Vikram Jeet Singh, Partner, BTG Advaya and Gaurav Sahay, Practice Head, (Technology & General Corporate), Fox Mandal & Associates, let us deep dive into the legal aspects of this arrest and its consequences for the social media world
Read MoreThe Cyber Adjudicating Officer dismissed Vodafone Idea’s contention that the petition was unmaintainable due to the pending Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023. Examination of the bank’s documents revealed that the fraudulent transactions were authorised through OTPs sent to a compromised mobile number, adhering to the two factor authentication system.
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