Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Announces New India Leadership Team to Steer Global Growth Strategy

Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer Announces New India Leadership Team to Steer Global Growth Strategy The prominent global law firm, Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer has announced a new leadership team for its India practice, effective 1 May 2026, marking a significant transition in the firm’s strategic focus on the region. Partner Alan Montgomery, who previously served

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Unlocking Section 245: A New Chapter in Shareholder Class Actions

[Parth Birla and Runit Rathore are 5th year and 4th year BA.LL.B. students, respectively, at Hidayatullah National Law University, Raipur] Recently, the National Company Law Appellate Tribunal (“NCLAT”) in a much-anticipated appeal by the Jindal Poly Films Ltd (“JPF”) upheld the National Company Law Tribunal’s (“NCLT”) verdict admitting the class action suit by shareholders under section 245 of the Companies Act, 2013 (“the Act”). It marks a significant development

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Khaitan & Co Advised Landis+Gyr AG On Divestiture Of EMEA Business To AURELIUS Group

Khaitan & Co advised Landis+Gyr AG on divestiture of EMEA business to AURELIUS Group The India’s leading law firm, Khaitan & Co, alongside Linklaters LLP, advised Landis+Gyr AG on the divestiture of its EMEA business in India to AURELIUS Group, a global alternative investment firm. The transaction involved the carve-out and transfer of Landis+Gyr’s EMEA

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Internship Opportunity at Law Audience

🏢 Company: Law Audience® 📍 Location: Remote 💰 Stipend/Salary: Unpaid About the Internship :Law Audience® is an online legal platform and a registered trademark under class 41 which is aimed at spreading the online legal education and other opportunities related to the field of law among the legal audience as much as possible. Law Audience® is looking

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The $1 Oscar: Can Contract and IP Quietly Create Illusory Ownership?

The Oscar statuette may look like a personal trophy, but legally, it is something far more controlled. Through a carefully structured contractual regime backed by intellectual property considerations, the Academy has effectively ensured that an Oscar can never become an ordinary tradable asset. Soundarya Lakshmi K examines how the Academy’s famous “$1 rule” blurs the

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