LegalTech startups JRTC Intern, Leegality, and LegalMind products, developed under mentorship of CAM Partners and International experts’ mentor, find excellent industry response
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Shri V. Lakshmikumaran talks to BW Businessworld about running 15 km of the marathon on alternate days, working at the Indian Revenue Service for nearly 11 years, developing government policies that impact masses, and creating a niche in his legal practice in his formative years. He tells him about his perspective on leadership, contraction of the economy, and many more. Read the interview to know more.
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Senior Advisor to the Blackstone Group and Former Equinix and Digital Realty Executive will Support Strategy and International Business Development for Yotta
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The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the world as we know it, not only in terms of public health, but also in the social, economic, and legal terms. Several countries have invoked emergency powers to access resources and assume wide-ranging executive powers to counter the growing pandemic within their borders.
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While independent advocates face economic hardships and trouble in paying salaries of staff and in meeting expenses as litigation is on a standstill, the bigger firms take huge pay cuts at the top level to strive. In such circumstances, where both the extremes face big problems, those sailing in the mid-sea are in a better position to meet their expenses, shield their staff and employees and deliver to their clients.
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This article focuses on: (i) how COVID 19 is presently affecting litigations in India, and the future impact of the pandemic on litigation; and (ii) the steps which need to be taken in order to tackle this crisis and be ready for the new age of disputes.
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Some of the challenges/considerations which airline companies in India may consider while formulating their Post COVID-19 flight plan.
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Students and learners across the globe are continuing their learnings through on-line classes conducted by their schools, colleges, universities, and other educational institutions.
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The Supreme Court along with most of the High Court’s and quasi-judicial bodies across India have already started to conduct virtual court proceeding to render e-justice.
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In recent years, arbitration has increasingly gained popularity as a preferred method of dispute resolution. The reasons being the extensive party autonomy and the flexibility it offers. Over the years, various situations have arisen, putting courts in dilemma to decide between upholding party autonomy or the principles of natural justice.
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