When it comes to writing, we are often baffled by the thought—which type of writing is being referred to here? Right? In today’s digital era, India alone has witnessed a 45% increase in online content consumption, which has fueled an ever-growing demand for highly engaging and high-quality content. Writing has therefore moved beyond being just…
When we think of LinkedIn, many imagine a polished display of achievements, job titles, and certificates, a static online resume. But for legal professionals, this platform holds a far deeper purpose. For advocates, LinkedIn is like stepping into a virtual court lobby, a place where every professional enters carrying their own “tags” of expertise, values,…
The art of writing a judgment for all kinds of offenses carries a forward-looking vision. It’s not just about drafting an order—it’s about guiding the reader through a well-reasoned journey. This is beyond a basic form of writing; it’s a persuasive craft, shaped to align the reader with the final decision of the court through…
Ajay Thommas, who is a Vice Chairman of the ICC India Arbitration Group; Dr. Sheetal Vora, who is the Managing Director at Vora & Vora; and Ramanuj Mukherjee, who is the founder of iPleaders.in and LawSikho.com are some of the rising figures on LinkedIn who have been smashing their legal journeys through their strong online…
As per the stats, women make up just 15.31% of Indian lawyers and 13% of High Court judges. It’s not just numbers; it’s bias, structural gaps, and societal pressure speaking loud. Even though more women are graduating from law schools today, when it comes to career growth, the ladder is still shaky. But, it’s not…
Have you ever been on a trek? If so, you’ll understand how essential it is to have firm trekking poles and a sturdy path to ensure a smoother climb. These aren’t just for guidance—they’re a means to help trekkers overcome challenges, maintain balance, and progress without crumbling under the strain of the journey. Similarly, in…
ABSTRACT In India, marital rape persists without legal recognition, shielded by Section 375 of the IPC, which exempts husbands from prosecution if the wife is over 15.[1] This gap leaves women unprotected against violence within marriage. Calls for reform, like those from the Justice Verma Committee after the 2012 Nirbhaya case, stress that marriage should…
B developed a large blister on his face after using a lotion that contained harmful, skin-irritating ingredients. Company X, however, refused his claim, arguing that the ingredients were clearly listed on the packaging, and it was the consumer’s responsibility to ensure the product suited their skin. So, can B still seek compensation or redressal? To…