Firm builds on longtime relationship firm in opening of Delhi office with two Partners, issues internet of things regional report.
Herbert Smith Freehills says team is capitalising on billion-dollar India capital markets surge, with a busy month of deals.
Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas sets up country's first legal tech incubator, with selected start-ups due to move in mid-year.
Lawyers who took to the streets of Delhi supported by 1.7 million nationally as profession demands budget allocation for lawyers' welfare.
Firms revise relationship in response to shift in India's trade paradigms
Law Students from Maharashtra in India stage protest outside NGT Delhi against growing number of vacancies.
After years of protest and many days in court, the supreme court reads down India's section 377 which criminalised 'carnal intercourse.'
Court directs firm to deposit a sum of Rupees 1.5 million towards the Kerala relief work in the aftermath of the recent floods.
India introduces changes to its anti-corruption legislation to hold political bribe-givers accountable.
Amazon, Flipkart and Myntra are on the radar as the Indian government tackles violations and advances ambition of developing e-commerce law.
Citing the Kama Sutra and legal authorities, an Indian court refused a petition that a magazine cover was obscene and violated sexual offences Acts.
The legal meaning of the famous LOL emoji assessed in the Madras High Court in India, as court decides an employee's criminal complaint.
The Delhi High Court has issued a notice alleging a decision to end dealings with crypto businesses violates the constitution.
Foreign law firms are still not allowed to set up in India but can give advice on a 'fly-in, fly-out' basis, according to a long-awaited ruling.
India's leading full service law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas has appointed former A&O senior partner David Morley onto its Strategic Advisory Board.
The merger will create an 80 lawyer firm on 1 November.
The firm has appointed Kannan Rahul as a banking and finance partner in its Mumbai office.
A newly introduced paperless e-court system causes chaos in the Supreme Court earlier this week as it experienced 'teething problems' with both lawyers and judges appearing confused - and lost.
Indian court judgments can now be accessed through a recently launched app which selects information from multiple courts across the country.
Indian law firm Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas has launched an 'innovation lab', to explore cutting edge technology and different delivery models to the practice of law.