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'Gen Zs doing more than one job to fight inflation': India’s moonlighting debate: Supreme Court ruling adds legal clarity to dual employment Bhaskar English

Kapurthala lawyers on indefinite fast against Legal Aid Defence Counsel System The Tribune

Alaska bush pilot’s bootlegging case heads to the US Supreme Court later this year Alaska Beacon

The Madrid System allows a trademark owner to seek protection in multiple Madrid System members through one international application. Each…

Under Section 34 of the Trade Marks Act 1999, a prior user of a trademark can prevent a registered proprietor…

By Patrick Shortall Clifford Chance announced today (20th July) the deployment of a new knowledge management platform. The platform’s design was led by Epiq Advisory for Law Firms, the knowledge […] The post Clifford Chance pairs with Epiq Advisory and Microsoft for new knowledge

Question: Among the Ohio Supreme Court’s accepted jurisdictional appeals year-to-date (29 grants out of 443 decisions, Jan. 6–June 11, 2026), is there a discernible pattern in which appellate district the granted cases originate from? Method: We reviewed the listed appellate dist

Amol Bargaje has joined Thompson Coburn as chief information officer, the US firm announced today (20 July). Bargaje was previously global chief innovation officer of Mayer Brown and has held […] The post Amol Bargaje joins Thompson Coburn as CIO appeared first on Legal IT Inside

The Supreme Court on Monday morning added a new case to its oral argument docket for the 2026-27 term . As part of a regularly scheduled summer order list , the justices agreed to review Jouppi v. Alaska , an Alaskan bush pilot’s challenge to the forfeiture of his $95,000 airplan

The Karnataka High Court on Monday stayed the investigation into two criminal cases registered against a sixth-semester law student over a tweet on X concerning the recent murder of a young woman at Bantwal bus stand [Kiran R @ Kiran Aradhya Vs State of Karnataka] . Justice M Nag

The Indian Statistical Institute (ISI) invites applications for the recruitment of Part-Time Consultant (Legal). Location: Bengaluru No. Of Posts: 1 Remuneration: ₹40,000 – ₹50,000 Educational Qualification : LLB Experience : Minimum 10 years' legal practice or 05 years' Governme

The Uttarakhand High Court on Monday questioned the actions of the Uttarakhand Police to release an adult detenue "into the custody of his mother" instead of being set free. A Bench of Justices Ravindra Maithani and Siddhartha Sah also asked the State to explain the very basis fo

The Bench noted that the legislative architecture of Section 4 creates a self-executing framework of cross-empowerment that can only be restricted, not initiated, by a specific notification.

The post Call for Chapters: Employment Law and Human Resource Management Edited Book by VIPS – TC Delhi: Submit Abstracts by Aug 15 appeared first on Lawctopus .

Justice Ujjal Bhuyan addressed DBRANLU Sonepat's Batch of 2026–2031 at Deeksharambh 2026, sharing insights on law, the Constitution and legal education.

NHRC Chairperson Justice V. Ramasubramanian addresses DBRANLU’s incoming batch on purpose, ethics, service and first-generation lawyers.

Recent case law serves as a reminder that employers are responsible for providing a safe and healthy working environment. In a recent court case, both the District Court and the Court of Appeal held the employer liable for an employee’s repetitive strain injuries (RSI). Based on

The Arizona Supreme Court has ruled that attorney-client privilege does not extend to a party's mother. This significant decision clarifies the boundaries of confidentiality in legal representation. The ruling emphasizes the importance of maintaining strict limits on who can access privileged communications. Legal experts suggest this could impact future cases involving family members and attorney-client relationships.

{mag_summary} The Arizona Supreme Court, clarifying the scope of attorney-client privilege, recently found that in a divorce proceeding, the privilege does not extend to a…

The Madhya Pradesh High Court also noted that the petitioner had filed the petitions on behalf of one of the respondents (client) in subsequent writ petitions.

A Delhi court on Monday refused to grant Sharjeel Imam permission to access research material on a pen drive and use prison computers for his PhD work. Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai of Karkardooma courts said there was no way for the court to verify the contents of the

A Delhi court on Monday refused to grant Sharjeel Imam permission to access research material on a pen drive and use prison computers for his PhD work. Additional Sessions Judge Sameer Bajpai of Karkardooma courts said there was no way for the court to verify the contents of the

The post Online FDP on Interdisciplinary Approaches in Research, Teaching Pedagogies, and Academic Publishing by MM(DU) Mullana [July 27 – Aug 1]: Register by July 26 appeared first on Lawctopus .

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The Delhi High Court has held that a child cannot be made to suffer for his parents’ decision to furnish incorrect date of birth to secure his admission to school [Master Aarav Giri through Guardian Vs St Columba’s School and Another]. Justice Vikas Mahajan consequently directed

The Journey of Tax Reforms in India: Comparison of the Income Tax Act, 1961 and the 2025 Tax Regime India Legal

The Delhi High Court on Monday recalled its interim order injuncting online news portal The Wire from publishing allegedly defamatory articles on Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar, in relation to the land acquisition by the National Highways Authority of India (NHAI) for the Dwa

The Supreme Court was considering an appeal filed by the appellant-convict against the judgment of the Delhi High Court.

The Supreme Court on Monday reduced the sentence of a man convicted of gang rape from imprisonment for the remainder of his natural life to 20 years' rigorous imprisonment with the benefit of remission [ Ehsaan v. State of National Capital Territory of Delhi]. A Bench of Justices

CAAR held Display Closing Assy classifiable under CTH 8708 99 00 and denied exemption under Notification No. 24/2005-Customs. The post CAAR Delhi Classifies Automotive Display Module as Motor Vehicle Part, Denies Customs Exemption appeared first on TaxGuru .