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Authored by Madhavan Thittai , Graduate, MNLU Mumbai. Introduction Indian organisations are increasingly relying on AI, SaaS, cloud, security, and compliance vendors to handle information-heavy workflows. A law firm may use an AI tool for research or document review; a bank may deploy fraud-detection software; a hospital may rely on a cloud records platform; an employer may use a monitoring or data-loss-prevention product. These systems may process client documents, employee

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) serve as a cornerstone of corporate strategy in modern market economies, facilitating operational expansion, technological transfer, and synergistic efficiencies. While predominantly pro-competitive, these combinations carry the inherent risk of distorting market health—specifically through increased concentration, foreclosure of competition, or the elimination of nascent rivals. This tension between the facilitation of capital redistribution an

As AI systems increasingly generate inventions and creative works autonomously, they challenge the foundations of traditional intellectual property (IP) and commercial law. This article explores how legal doctrines on ownership, liability, and commercialization must evolve to address the rise of non-human creators. It analyzes key cases, legislative developments, and proposes reforms to ensure the law remains relevant in the age of autonomous innovation.

Co-authored by Adv. Abhas Mishra, Advocate & a Mediator, practicing in the High Court of Delhi, and Syed Suhaib a Final Year law student at U.I.L.S, Chandigarh University & an Editor at All India Commercial Law Review. "A Good Settlement is always better than a Good Lawsuit – Abraham Lincoln" Introduction The commerce sector of the economy is an imperative moiety which has been bourgeoned by dint of interactions with commercial law ascending to a conducive environment of s

Written by Misha Kumar, The author is a law student pursuing the BA.LLB from Lloyd Law College Greater Noida Introduction The Securities...

Copyright and trademark laws play an integral part in safeguarding the creative works in media and Entertainment Industry.

Written by Amartya Gumaste the Author is a law student pursuing BA.LLB from DES Shri Navalmal Firodia Law College, Pune In today’s...

Written by Prerna Tyagi. The author is a law student pursuing BA.LLB from Trinity institute of professional studies. Introduction: Trade...

Commercial contracts define the and regulate the scope of the business relationship and regulate business relationships,

Written by Sankalp Mirani. The author is a law student pursing BA.LLB degree from Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. “Copyright...

A cross-border merger, in simplified terms, refers to the amalgamation of two distinct companies situated in different countries, leading...

Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) refers to the voluntary efforts taken by companies to address social and environmental issues that...

Forfeiture of shares is the process by which a company cancels the shares held by a shareholder who has failed to pay the amount due on...