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Harvey’s passage to India
AI company's co-founder and CEO Winston Weinberg reveals India's role in his global ambitions
Amplifying legal’s voice
KPMG’s associate GC, Priya Bahal, writes that being proactive is the only way forward for in-house teams
Oiling a growth engine
Cummins GC, Sanjit Batra points out pain points in the promising Indian manufacturing industry
Game over?
With harsh law, India’s real money gaming sector gets ‘fragged’ by the government
Grabbing top talent
Legal recruiters share perspectives from the other side of the interview table
Flight protections need legal upgrade
Aviation attorney writes that India needs a dedicated law to protect the rights of passengers facing flight disruption
Crossing legal lines
Indian stakeholders must consider varying legal considerations when navigating a cross-border transaction
India rising, borders fading
As India expands its global trade ties and modernises its legal framework, international law firms are racing to keep pace
Seeing red
National Single Window System is failing to untangle red tape for businesses
Pinned underfoot
Corporate oppression and mismanagement matters take a backseat in the face of India’s insolvency and bankruptcy challenges
Nature in the balance
Supreme Court’s decision to make prior environmental clearances mandatory for project work emphasises environmental protection
Manufacturing shock therapy
India’s new USD2.7 billion PLI scheme aims to boost domestic electronics manufacturing and reduce import dependency amid shifting global trade dynamics
IBLJ Regional Law Firm Awards, 2025
Firms with regional presence are finally getting their time in the limelight
Ethical risk mapping for legal departments
How a robust ethics and compliance programme keeps a company safe from fines, penalties and other legal troubles
Muscling in
Alternative legal providers are growing fast, but will law firms lose traditional work as a result?
India’s IP metamorphosis
Ahead of its annual meeting, INTA’s president highlights the need for legal innovation in India
Who’s to blame?
Should directors be personally liable for wrongdoing when impleaded in a case?
Powering arbitration with consent
Courts are favouring arbitration where all parties agree, even non-signatories to a contract
