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Lakhan Gandhi: A Leading Name in Criminal Defense Law in India
In the evolving world of Indian legal practice, Lakhan Gandhi has emerged as a prominent legal professional and the driving force behind Goldhan Law Firm. As the firm's Managing Director and lawyer, Gandhi has helped shape an organization focused on accessible legal services, specialized expertise and client-oriented solutions.
Niveditaa chakrapani
3 hours ago


Why Baasma Wafa Was Removed as CEO of Special Writers LLC
Baasma Wafa has been removed from her position as Chief Executive Officer of Special Writers LLC, according to information provided by members of the Special Writers team.
Niveditaa chakrapani
8 hours ago


Trial by Combat: The Medieval Legal Loophole Nobody Ever Quite Closed
In 2015, a Staten Island lawyer facing a lawsuit did something almost nobody tries anymore: he formally asked a New York court to let him settle the case with a duel to the death.
Mehul Bansal
Aug 1


Is India the most unsafe country for Women?
The issue of women’s safety in India has become one of the country’s most serious social and institutional concerns. Despite stricter laws, nationwide protests, media campaigns, and repeated political promises following high-profile rape and assault cases, crimes against women continue to generate fear, outrage, and international criticism.
Niveditaa chakrapani
Jul 22


Intellectual Property Rights Explained: Protecting What You Create
Intellectual Property refers to creations of the mind inventions, literary and artistic works, symbols, names, images, and designs used in commerce. Unlike physical property, IP is intangible, which makes it uniquely vulnerable to theft and misuse.
Mehul Bansal
Jul 16


Shadow AI at Work: The Legal Risk of Employees Using Unapproved Tools
marketing coordinator pastes a client's campaign brief into ChatGPT to speed up a first draft.
Mehul Bansal
Jul 13


Your Right to Digital Privacy: What the Law Says in the Modern Age
We live in an era where our smartphones know more about us than our closest friends.
Mehul Bansal
Jul 2


India's Landmark Digital Personal Data Protection Act
The establishment of the Data Protection Board of India, an independent adjudicatory body with the power to investigate breaches and impose penalties of up to Rs 250 crore per violation, represents a significant enforcement mechanism.
Mehul Bansal
Jun 24


The Global Data Privacy Revolution: What Every Consumer Needs to Know
The Global Data Privacy Revolution: What Every Consumer Needs to Know
Amali Subodha
Jun 24


Rising Sexual Violence Cases Intensify Safety Concerns Across India
Concerns regarding women’s safety in India have intensified once again after several recent sexual assault and rape cases triggered nationwide outrage, protests, and renewed criticism of law enforcement and judicial systems.
Amali Subodha
Jun 8


The Silent Epidemic: How Corporations Are Escaping Liability Through Strategic Bankruptcy
Every few years, a headline emerges about a massive corporation filing for bankruptcy protection not because it is genuinely insolvent, but because it is drowning in litigation. Johnson & Johnson, 3M, and a growing list of Fortune 500 companies have in recent years deployed a legal manoeuvre so audacious that legal scholars have given it a name: the "Texas Two-Step."
Mehul Bansal
Jun 5


Digital Evidence and the Transformation of Legal Filings
The transition from physical paperwork to digital infrastructure is revolutionizing the justice system.
Amali Subodha
May 31


Who Owns Your Face? The Legal Battle Over Biometric Data in the Age of AI
In 2021, a school district in New York quietly installed facial recognition cameras at entrances and hallways across its facilities. Parents were not informed. Students were not consulted.
Mehul Bansal
May 31


The Immunity Paradox: Why Sitting Heads of State Can Still Be Prosecuted for War Crimes
In March 2023, the International Criminal Court issued arrest warrants for Vladimir Putin, President of the Russian Federation, and Maria Lvova-Belova, Russia's Commissioner for Children's Rights, on allegations of the unlawful deportation of Ukrainian children.
Mehul Bansal
May 31


Generative AI: The New Frontier in Legal Technology
Artificial Intelligence is no longer just a futuristic concept; it is actively reshaping the legal profession.
Mehul Bansal
May 29


Dr N Basetti honoured by Central Minister for Research book in ENT
Dr. N. Basetti, a distinguished ENT surgeon and academician, continues to make remarkable contributions to the field of medical science. A native of Jagityal, she has earned recognition for her dual commitment to clinical excellence and medical education.
S. Adam
Apr 4


Advocate Pooja Khandelwal: The “Legal Boss” Disrupting India’s Courtroom Hierarchies
In a profession historically shaped by hierarchy, patronage, and slow ascension, Advocate Pooja Khandelwal is positioning herself as an outlier direct, self-built, and unapologetically assertive.
S. Adam
Mar 23


Trump’s $2,000 Tariff Checks Face Resistance From Republican Lawmakers
President Trump wants to send Americans $2,000 tariff rebate checks in 2026, but many Republicans argue the money should be used to reduce the national debt. Analysts say the plan may cost twice as much as the projected tariff revenue, raising concerns about funding and inflation. While a few lawmakers support the idea, most remain skeptical, and some may seek alternative ways to satisfy Trump’s proposal.
Chalani Himasha
Jan 11


Indonesia’s Halal Cuisine: Where Culture Meets Regulation
Indonesia’s halal cuisine is a fusion of faith, flavor, and formal regulation — rooted in tradition and backed by law. This article explores its cultural depth, legal structure, economic strategy, and global leadership.
Khoshnaw Rahmani
Oct 24, 2025
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