Vol.18, No. 72, Summer 2025

In this article we hope to provide a high level overview of how equity derivatives are used in the market as well as provide an insight into the variety of...Read more

Over the last few centuries, groundbreaking inventions have changed the way we live, travel, and communicate. From the transition from horse-drawn carriages to modern trains and electric scooters, to the...Read more

In recent years, the mergers and acquisitions (M&A) landscape in India has undergone a marked transformation, both in volume and in complexity. There has been a noticeable rise in corporate...Read more

The rise of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the workplace is a double-edged sword. On one hand, it promises unparalleled efficiency, cost savings and innovation. On the other, it fuels anxiety,...Read more

This document looks at how international economic sanctions affect the way contracts are managed, especially in global business settings. Economic sanctions are measures that countries or international organizations use to...Read more

Introducing the proposed amendment to Article 19(6) of the Constitution of India, Dr. B.R. Ambedkar, in reference to the judgment of the Allahabad High Court in the matter of Motilal...Read more

Mental health in the legal workplace has become a critical issue in recent years, with increasing awareness of its impact on productivity, employee wellbeing and organisational resilience. As workplaces evolve...Read more

This article explores the unprecedented challenges artificial intelligence presents to music licensing frameworks, drawing from industry insider experience at Creative Audio Enterprises, Inc. (DBA Holdcom)and personal experimentation with AI music...Read more

In-house counsels are often perceived as a support function, when in fact their work saves companies millions of euros every year. If the contribution of in-house legal departments is not...Read more

AI is no longer a futuristic idea, the promise of tomorrow; it is woven into the fabric of contemporary business, revolutionizing how organizations operate, compete and succeed. AI has moved...Read more

Few pieces of legislation have shaped the modern innovation landscape as profoundly as the Bayh-Dole Act of 1980. By allowing universities, small businesses, and non-profit organizations to retain ownership...Read more

There may be attempts by other senior management to unduly influence, or even control, in-house counsel, such that in-house counsel may reasonably believe that their professional legal duties and obligations...Read more

The following is a personal story based on my own experience as a General Counsel of a foreign bank (the “Bank”) operating in the United States. I joined the Bank...Read more

This article examines the organizational side of digital compliance in companies operating under key EU regulations (GDPR, the AI Act, NIS2, and the DSA). A common thread across these regimes...Read more

This paper offers a strategic comparative analysis of the regulatory responses across the European Union (EU), the United Kingdom (UK), and the United States (USA) during the crucial 2024–2026 triennium....Read more

Contract negotiation remains surprisingly chaotic despite decades of legal technology advancement. Lawyers employ wildly inconsistent review methods – some run redlines and work off of the redlines. Others directly edit...Read more

A contract for an AI-powered hiring tool came across my desk for review. The agreement resembled every other software license we had reviewed, complete with standard warranties, intellectual property indemnification,...Read more