CJI Advises Law Graduates to Take 'Unapologetic Pauses'
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant advised WBNUJS graduates to take pauses for mental well-being. The convocation awarded 1,050 degrees after five years.
Chief Justice of India Surya Kant advised WBNUJS graduates to take pauses for mental well-being. The convocation awarded 1,050 degrees after five years.
The Central Information Commission has clarified that advocates cannot file RTI applications to obtain information for their clients' cases, stating it violates the law's personal use provision.
Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad expresses concern over rising cases of missing children and child trafficking in Jharkhand, urging para-legal volunteers to enhance vigilance.
A divorced man from Ahmedabad approaches Gujarat High Court fearing loss of fatherhood rights after family court appoints his ex-wife as sole guardian of their 10-year-old son.
The Madras High Court will examine whether pending criminal cases should prevent law graduates from joining the Bar. A decade-long legal debate continues as a larger bench considers the issue.
The Hubli Bar Association in Karnataka has enrolled about 150 advocates in a single intake, the highest ever. The association also increased women's representation in its governing council to 30%.
NyAI launches as India's first purpose-built legal AI platform, transforming enterprise regulatory compliance with real-time intelligence. Discover how it tackles India's complex regtech challenges.
The Jalandhar District Legal Services Authority successfully concluded a month-long drug awareness drive, reaching thousands across villages and educational institutions to combat substance abuse.
Justice M S Sonak, in his Bombay HC farewell, urged the bar to be guardians of the bench. He takes charge as Jharkhand HC Chief Justice. Read his powerful message.
Meta appoints former Microsoft legal executive Curtis Joseph Mahoney as its new Chief Legal Officer, replacing Jennifer Newstead who will join Apple in 2025. Read more about this major tech legal shift.
The month-long 'Youth Against Drugs' campaign in Mohali concluded with a walkathon led by High Court and Sessions judges. Learn about the initiative's impact and key participants.
Asha Jyothi, a Seva Bharathi unit, organizes a unique fair in Mangaluru to showcase talents of specially-abled individuals, provide info on UDID cards & legal guardianship. Join the event!
Received a court summons on WhatsApp or email? It's legitimate! Learn why digital legal notices are valid in India and the crucial steps you must take to respond correctly. Don't ignore it!
Retired judges & senior advocates recommend 15 essential books for 2026, from legal classics to philosophy. Shape your intellect with this curated list for lawyers & citizens.
A dispute over chambers in Meerut district court intensified as junior lawyers occupied a plot, built a temporary chamber, and threatened self-harm. Read about the escalating standoff and demands.
Amritsar-born Supreme Court lawyer Sameer Sodhi cautions young lawyers against seeking quick money, stressing that success requires 5+ years of patience and ethics. Read his full advice.
Top Indian law firms are moving beyond AI pilots to redesign core legal workflows in 2026 for speed and accuracy, while navigating billing shifts and Supreme Court scrutiny. Explore the transformation.
Hexaware Technologies seeks dismissal of a $500 million patent infringement suit filed by Natsoft, arguing the patents cover abstract ideas, not genuine inventions. The outcome could significantly impact the IT firm's finances.
The 3rd Fight 4 Justice Awards in Delhi celebrated India's unsung legal warriors. Read about the inspiring stories of courage and constitutional commitment.
Gaganyaan astronaut trainee Shubhanshu Shukla announces 'astronaut' is now a recognised profession in India, urging youth to aim for the Moon. India's space ambitions take a formal leap.
Lejit AI launches a mobile app to provide affordable, AI-powered legal assistance to common people in India. Discover how it simplifies legal processes and empowers citizens.
National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi, announced a Continuous Legal Education programme for advocates with under 5 years experience and an undertrial prisoners project. Read more.
Discover how Fairaigle Legal Consultancy LLP is redefining legal services in India with a unique blend of empathy, transparency, and formidable courtroom expertise. Learn about their journey and client-centric approach.
Former US President Donald Trump announces a major lawsuit against the BBC, seeking billions in damages over a documentary on the Capitol riot. Get the latest details.
Karnataka government's reliance on external advocates raises questions about its own expensive legal department. Why maintain a machinery it doesn't trust? Read the analysis.
Gujarat home department orders immediate cleanup of police citizen portal after TOI report highlights outdated categories like beggar and juggler. All such entries removed by Tuesday.
CaseMine, an Indian legal tech pioneer, is among 141 global firms recognised by OpenAI for processing over 10 billion tokens, marking a historic first for India's legal industry. Discover how its AI tool AMICUS is transforming legal research.
Gujarat Police's citizen portal features outdated profession options like 'beggar' and 'mercenary,' raising eyebrows. The list, unchanged since 2018, highlights a major oversight. Read more.
Explore why architecture as a profession remains protected from AI disruption. Insights from The Alt View episode with young architects and students on design thinking and future opportunities.
CJI Justice Surya Kant emphasizes integrity as essential for legal profession survival amid digital challenges. He draws constitutional parallels with traditional khaat at Sonipat event.