Legal Era - September 2020

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Institutional Arbitration & The Future, By Vyapak Desai, Partner, Nishith Desai Associates and Bhavana Sunder, Associate, Nishith Desai Associates

Delhi High Court:Anti-suit injunction granted against declaratory suit filed by US company, By Manisha Singh, Partner, LexOrbis and Mahima Madan, Associate, LexOrbis

Covid -19 Data Breaches And The Rise Of Regtech, By Salman Waris, Partner, TechLegis and Subba Rao Jayanti, Chief Strategy Officer, Big Innovation Centre India

Trolling: A New Form Of Cyber Violence; Threat To Women And Girls, By Parul Gurudev, Assistant Professor visiting Faculty, Amity Law University, Noida and Sheetal Raghuvanshi, Advocate & Legal Consultant Delhi

E-Courts: Convenience and savings for Public and Government, By Zameer Nathani, Senior Vice President and General Counsel, UFO Moviez India Limited

Regulation Of Content On OTT Platforms: A Work-In-Progress, By Sapna Chaursia, Partner, TMT Law Practice and Riddhi Tulshian, Associate, TMT Law Practice

A “Mutual Will” Comes Into Force Upon The Death Of Either Of The Joint Testators By Akshita Bhargava, Senior Associate, M Mulla Associates

Coercive Control As An Offense, By Abhishek Goyal, Advocate, L & L Partners Law Offices

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Legal Era is India’s No. 1 Magazine on Endeavors and Developments in the Legal and Corporate World. The magazine serves to educate its readers about their rights while inculcating in them a sense of duty and responsibility. It also provides a keen insight into the latest trends from around the world in law and business, with a view to increasing our readers’ global perspective.
It is a publication, for the people, of the people and by the people. Although it carries views and features by the best in business, they are communicated in a manner that appeals to both lawyers and laymen.
The ultimate objective is to help people across the nation and the world become responsible citizens who are aware of their rights and who firmly believe in the rule of law.