Revant Sinha is a final-year law student at MNLU Mumbai, and has developed a keen interest in Dispute Resolution and Securities law. Shreeja Rayane is a second-year law student at MNLU Mumbai, and is currently exploring her research interests at
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The Law Blog is a legal publication platform that features scholarly and analytical articles on diverse legal topics. It publishes content related to environmental law, minority rights, employment law, intellectual property, procedural law, and policy analysis. The blog includes contributions from law professors, students, and legal researchers, focusing on Indian law and its intersection with social, economic, and technological issues. It covers judicial decisions, legislative frameworks, and socio-legal challenges, providing insights for academics, practitioners, and policymakers. The Law Blog addresses contemporary legal debates such as sustainable mining, minority protections, employment contract enforceability, AI and copyright law, and procedural justice in civil litigation.
Section 166 and the Missing Remedial Architecture
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Bhavya Pareek is a fifth-year B.A., LL.B. (Hons.) student at NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad. Her interests include corporate law, corporate governance, and commercial litigation.
A director who diverts a corporate opportunity is rarely sued today for breach of fiduciary…
Temporary Monopolies in Digital Markets: Analysing Indian Competition Law in the Era of OTT
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Madhav Singh Bisht is a third-year B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Dharmashastra National Law University, Jabalpur. His academic interests lie in Intellectual Property Law, Competition Law, Technology Law, and Data Privacy. He actively engages in legal research and writing on emerging…
Analysing Representation: An Insight into Delimitation in India since Independence
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Gaurav Yadav is a student of Law at the University of Lucknow with a keen interest in constitutional law and public policy.
India, being a vast and diverse country, ensuring equitable political representation has always been a constitutional challenge, one…
Trends in EU Housing Law: Application and Critical Analysis
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Tadgh Quill-Manley is a student at King’s Inns, and can be reached at tadghquillmanley@yahoo.com
The European Union (EU) has made housing a more important part of its social policy in response to problems like rising costs, changing demographics, and economic…
Personality Rights: Historical Development and Expanding Legal Recognition
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Harini Srinivasan is a student of Batch 2027 from Campus Law Centre, having specific interest on Intellectual Property Rights and Insolvency and Bankruptcy code.
One of the emerging areas within the field of intellectual property law is the protection of…
The Hidden Cost of India’s Green M&A
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Ashish Khanna is a law graduate from Thakur Ramnarayan College of Law, Mumbai University.
In today’s volatile global climate, no contract is immune from geopolitical shock. While uncertainty has become the norm, the real challenge lies in how businesses allocate…
Evaluating the Warner Bros. Merger and Its Impact on Free Speech
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Fuwaad Sait is a final-year law student from St Joseph’s College of Law.
Months after being the leading contender to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, Netflix opted not to compete with Paramount’s latest bid of around 110 billion dollars. This paved…
Two Worlds of Legal Knowledge: Academic Research, Policy Think Tanks, and the Space Between
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Anshuman Sahoo, Director, Law Matters Centre for Research, Education, and Social Action (https://lamcresa.in/).
Academic research and policy research are routinely treated as points on a single spectrum, distinguished primarily by the depth of their inquiry or the…
Remote Work and Fair Pay: Legislative Activity in Ireland
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Tadgh Quill-Manley is a student at King’s Inns, and can be reached at tadghquillmanley@yahoo.com.
In response to the needs of a modern workforce shaped by post-pandemic changes, Ireland has seen significant legislative efforts in recent years to update employment…