Abstract Amidst the Fourth Industrial Revolution, India’s emergence as a significant hub for artificial intelligence (AI) innovation, marked by a…

My Body, My Right: Bodily Autonomy in India The Indian judiciary has consistently emphasized that liberty is not confined to…

Champion Project Enterprises Vs Union of India & Ors — Case Summary High Court of Delhi — Order dated August…

Domestic Violence Against Women: An Analysis Domestic violence is the most prevalent form of violence experienced by women worldwide. It…

In the world of public service, where people often question every action and motive, a quiet but important change is…

Introduction The Supreme Court of India has recently issued important advisories cautioning lawyers against giving legal advice over phone calls.…

Artificial Intelligence is transforming healthcare, especially in surrogacy and reproductive medicine. While it improves embryo selection and surrogate screening, it raises legal concerns about liability, consent, and data protection. Clearer medical law frameworks and guidance from a skilled medical law lawyer are essential to balance innovation with accountability and safeguard the rights of patients and surrogates.

The reimagination of the Maternity Benefit Act, 1961, in the future-of-work framework An overview of how rethinking the Act revealed…

Copyright law is a key part of intellectual property rights. Its purpose is to protect the creators of original works,…

You’ve built a brand, you have an identity, but before filing your trademark, have you checked if someone else is…