iProbono is looking to constitute a panel of lawyers willing to do pro bono legal work and help secure justice for survivors of child sexual abuse from low-income backgrounds.
Mumbai-based law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas (CAM) has signed a contract with Canadian machine-learning software provider Kira Systems.
India's law firms are embarking on a consolidation path with Link Legal the latest to announce a merger.
Plans to crack open India's legal market to the world are poised to take one big step forward.
The rising number of drug manufacturing-related violations in India and increasing presence of large US companies in the country are leading whistleblower law firms to search for their potential clients there.
Students at Amity Law School in Delhi are demanding the resignation of two faculty members who they claim harassed their now deceased classmate Sushant Rohilla.
The Mumbai Centre for International Arbitration (MCIA) is set to begin proceedings this month, pitting India against other international arbitration centres.
Indian conglomerate Nirma has acquired the Indian arm of Franco-Swiss cement group LafargeHolcim for £1.4bn.
The country is angling to have its capital join New York, London, Singapore, Geneva and Hong Kong as a go-to destination for dispute resolution.
India is on the verge of opening its legal market to foreign law firms as ministers have revealed they will meet to discuss fresh proposals next Tuesday (5 July).
The Indian government has announced sweeping changes to the country's rules on foreign direct investment, potentially opening the door for more multinationals to set up shop in India.
International law firms are scouring the county for top-class legal talent in preparation for greater liberalisation in the Indian legal services market.
India has responded to global pressure by restructuring its policy around the registration of patents and trademarks, but is standing by its Patent Act despite the protestations of global big pharma.
The Indian Parliament has passed a new bankruptcy code in a bid to help banks recover around $120 billion worth of troubled loans.
India spends less money on judges than anywhere in the world with many cases pending for over ten years and some 27 million pending overall.
The backlog of cases in Indian courts is deterring foreign investment and stifling development efforts, argues Chief Justice of India (CJI) T.S. Thakur.
TMT Law Practice has advised India-based Relevant E-Solutions, which runs the fast-growing fashion-focused social network Roposo, on raising $5m from Bertelsmann India Investments.
Indian officials have confirmed that they will challenge a new British law which could see Tier 2 working visa holders deported if they earn less than £35k per year.
Pharmaceutical lawyers in India have secured a momentary respite from a pending ban on combination drug products, though the proposal will come before a judge again early next week.
India's Minister of State for Home Affairs Kiren Rijiju has confirmed that the country's highly controversial sedition laws are now under review by the Law Commission.