Interviews – LegitEye

June 3, 2021 0Comments 76Views

‘In a few years, India’s arbitration institutions will be a force to reckon with and will be comparable to the LCIA, SIAC or the HKIAC. We have a lot of homegrown talent practicing arbitration in India. India as a destination for arbitration will be much more cost efficient than London or Singapore.’ – Som Mandal

Mr Som Mandal is the Managing Partner of Fox Mandal, India’s oldest law firm that was established in 1896. He has been…

May 27, 2021 0Comments 126Views

Due to the pandemic, protecting the company’s reputation and bottom line are going to be the major focus areas during the next few years for all lawyers working as in-house counsels. – Rahul Singh

Rahul Singh is a lawyer with 20 years of professional experience. Currently working as Head of Legal for CBRE India, he has had…

May 21, 2021 0Comments 406Views

‘Given the level of automation today, repetitive routine tasks are going to go. Analytical skills, strategy, problem-solving are coming to the forefront. Ability to interact with technology is critical and definitely changing legal services and how law students will deliver these services.’

An Interview with Prof (Dr) Amit Jain, Pro- Vice Chancellor of Amity University, Rajasthan and Prof (Dr) Saroj Bohra, Director, Amity Law…

March 18, 2021 0Comments 350Views

“The IT infrastructure available with District Courts must be upgraded to enable effective and smooth functioning of the hybrid system via VC hearing.” – Satyam Thareja

Satyam Thareja is a post-graduate of Indian Law Institute, New Delhi (2015) & graduate of National Law University, Jodhpur (2012), practicing as…

February 18, 2021 0Comments 464Views

‘The Indian Arbitration framework is moving towards a new institutional arbitration-friendly regime. However, with respect to Investment Arbitration, we are still a long way from becoming an encumbrance-free jurisdiction.’ – Anubhab Sarkar

Anubhab Sarkar is the Founding Partner at Triumvir Law which he started three years ago at the age of 26. Triumvir Law…

January 28, 2021 0Comments 790Views

‘None of us chose litigation to sit behind computers and argue. But we need to be aware of the realities. Covid still does not have a cure, nor is the vaccine readily available.’ – Shivani Luthra Lohiya

Ms. Shivani Luthra Lohiya is a practicing Advocate in New Delhi. She graduated from Amity Law School, Delhi and then went on…

November 13, 2020 0Comments 281Views

‘In the past decade there have been many changes in the laws, but these have unfortunately not been properly absorbed in smaller metropolitan regions where lawyers are still likely to face courts that are not exactly aware of these changes.’ – Vibhanshu Srivastava

Vibhanshu Srivastava specializes in dispute resolution and has diverse experience in handling a vast array of Litigation and Alternative Dispute Resolution matters…

November 5, 2020 0Comments 445Views

“Legal systems have been built to fit national boundaries. On the cyberspace, transitional is the ‘new normal’. Coping with this legal pluralism in the absence of appropriate cross-border frameworks is a challenge for developed and developing countries alike.” – Dr Subhajit Basu, FRSA

Dr Subhajit Basu, FRSA is Associate Professor in Information Technology Law (Cyberlaw) at the University of Leeds School of Law, UK. His…

October 13, 2020 0Comments 635Views

‘In the practice of white-collar crime in India, there is an increasing realization among professionals that the system lacks the mechanism to grant a pardon or some form of leniency.’ – Faisal Sherwani

Faisal Sherwani is Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court, and is currently a Partner in the Dispute Resolution practice at L&L Partners Law Offices, New…

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