Litigation Law, Mediation Law and Arbitration Law

What if a small group of shareholders could reopen deals that your board signed off years ago, loans, write‑offs or related‑party sales that everyone thought were "done and dusted"? Class...

India's justice system faces a paradox: while legal remedy is constitutionally enshrined, accessing it remains prohibitively expensive.

In the two decades that I've spent defending corporations and their promoters in disputes, I've watched regulatory enforcement priorities shift from insider trading to related party transactions to disclosure violations.

The proliferation of online content platforms has generated persistent tension between the rights of individuals to seek redress for reputational harm and the statutory protections afforded to digital intermediaries...

The judgment finds itself at the intersection of privacy, personality rights, defamation and the constitutional guarantee of freedom of speech and expression while implicitly questioning whether Indian regime recognises any form of posthumous proprietary control over fame.

In the modern digital landscape, the internet has become a powerful platform for exercising the fundamental right to freedom of speech and expression.

Commercial disputes can have significant financial and operational consequences for businesses. Pre-litigation advisory involves evaluating a potential dispute before formal legal proceedings are initiated, helping clarify the legal position, assess available remedies, preserve evidence, evaluate commercial risks and determine whether litigation is the most appropriate course of action.

The Delhi High Court has ruled on a critical procedural question regarding the applicability of the 10% pre-deposit requirement for GST penalty appeals. The case examines whether amendments to Section 107(6) of the GST Act apply retrospectively to show cause notices issued before October 1, 2025, and explores the principles of vested appellate rights in tax proceedings.

The Bombay High Court recently addressed a critical question regarding the temporal application of Section 96(4) of the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, which removed the interim moratorium protection for personal guarantors of corporate debtors. The ruling clarifies whether this amendment applies only to fresh applications filed after its enactment or extends to insolvency proceedings that were already pending when the law changed. This decision has significant implications for creditors seeking to pursue p

This article examines the constitutional and policy case for establishing a no-fault compensation mechanism for vaccine-related injuries in India. Drawing on the right to health under Article 21 and experiences from mass public health interventions, it analyses the rationale, design considerations, and implementation challenges of such a scheme.

The Court confined the Section 9 proceedings to the Petitioner’s prayer seeking restraint against the Respondent from acting upon the Notice of Intention to Terminate dated 16.07.2026. It reiterated that Section 9 is protective in nature and aims to preserve the subject matter of arbitration and prevent the proceedings from becoming infructuous. Interim relief depends upon a prima facie case, balance of convenience and irreparable injury.

In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court in Kumud Lall v. Suresh Chandra Roy held that the death of an alleged negligent doctor does not automatically extinguish a medical negligence claim against him. The Court held that claims relating to medical expenses and other pecuniary losses may survive against the deceased doctor's estate, whereas purely personal claims (against causing pain and suffering and other personal injuries) may not survive.