Trio of Indian legaltech ventures will take part in this year's virtual 16-week scheme | 3mos

The new office will be led by corporate partner Vivek Sriram and newly-hired dispute resolution partner Arva Merchant | 3mos

Half of the firm's new partners are women, up from 25% in 2020 | 5mos

Team leader Divyanshu Pandey to become head of banking at new firm | 10mos

Pair specialise in private equity and general deal-making | 1yr

A bill that ostensibly sets out to mirror Europe's GDPR regime has drawn criticism over the powers it grants central government, reports Abhinav Mathur | 1yr

Shruti Rajan and Garima Joshi will bring financial regulatory expertise to firm's corporate practice | 1yr

Project to nurture Indian legal tech talent reaches milestone as first cohort emerges from scheme | 1yr

Following a February launch Indian law firm CAM names legaltech incubator's first cohort of winners. | 1yr

India Law Alliance has tied up with UK-based law firm Harrison Clark Rickerbys to cater to their clients in the UK-India corridor. | 1yr

Report says big four accounting firms may soon be able to practice law in India after all. | 2yrs

Allen & Overy sets out agenda to end institutional care in India and Nepal as pro bono team supports Hope and Homes for Children. | 2yrs

Firm builds on longtime relationship firm in opening of Delhi office with two Partners, issues internet of things regional report. | 2yrs

Herbert Smith Freehills says team is capitalising on billion-dollar India capital markets surge, with a busy month of deals. | 2yrs

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas sets up country's first legal tech incubator, with selected start-ups due to move in mid-year. | 2yrs

Lawyers who took to the streets of Delhi supported by 1.7 million nationally as profession demands budget allocation for lawyers' welfare. | 2yrs

Firms revise relationship in response to shift in India's trade paradigms | 2yrs

Law Students from Maharashtra in India stage protest outside NGT Delhi against growing number of vacancies. | 2yrs

After years of protest and many days in court, the supreme court reads down India's section 377 which criminalised 'carnal intercourse.' | 3yrs