Lawyer and IT specialist Somnath Bharti, chosen to hold the law brief in the newly-elected state government in Delhi, is promising to increase the numbers of judges and public prosecutors in order to speed up the criminal justice system.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has won control of its legal arm which, until now, has been reporting to the Ministry of Law.
As the industry prepares itself for consolidation in a crowded telecom market, service providers are fending off massive fines for violating cross-holding norms under Indian regulations.
E T Rajavel and his wife Mohana have been arrested by police in Kerala and accused of using contract killers to murder a female client who had consulted Mr Rajavel on property issues in 2011.
The Indian state of West Bengal is braced to see a fall in tax revenue this year after Tata Steel, Cadbury and other multinationals challenged one of its tax laws.
The lawyers have kept away from the courts as part of a three-day protest over the physical allocation of criminal court cases in Surat.
The unified license has revamped the regulatory framework governing the provision of telecom services in India. But will it provide the clarity it so desperately requires, asks Rahul Matthan of Trilegal?
IBM has become the latest western multinational to become embroiled in a dispute with the Indian authorities over the amount it owes them.
An Indian version of the Apple-Samsung patent wars appears to be breaking out through the intense competition between Ericsson and Micromax, culminating for the moment in the competition inquiry.
Lawyers found guilty of sexual discrimination will be barred from entering court premises for up to a year under a new committee.
The Indian government has taken steps to beef up the telecom sector by increasing the limits for foreign investment, says Rahan Matthan of Trilegal.
The current block on the US$450m industry in India may be lifted in a few months as the government plans to make changes and clarifications to the existing tight rules.
Indian lawyers must stop using an address which has been described as a relic of the country's colonial past, says one practitioner.
Delhi and Bangalore-based Singhania & Partners has merged with Mumbai-based Rajani Associates to create the 20-partner national firm of Rajani, Singhania & Partners.
Awareness of their rights by all Indian citizens is an implicit right of the Indian Constitution, according to P Sathasivam, the Chief Justice of India.
Insurance specialists Kaden Boriss - which has offices in Brisbane, Sydney and Canberra - is actively looking to open in south and western Australia.
With recent openings in Germany, the US and Greece, Indian law firms are spreading their wings to follow their clients abroad.
A World Trade Organisation and World Bank collaboration is behind a new project which will provide a Swiss-Indian link-up to train LLM students on trade and and investment.
Advani & Co, lawyers to BP and Colgate-Palmolive in India, is taking part in its second merger in two years - to take the size of the practice to 60 lawyers.
A decision will be taken shortly on whether the lawyer who represented two of the four men found guilty of raping a woman on a Delhi bus is to face a disciplinary hearing.