Legal Era Magazine - November 2020

In this issue

Don't be just a Lawyer, Be a citizen Lawyer; Interview - by Dev Bajpai, Executive Director - Legal and Corporate Affairs & Company Secretary - Hindustan Unilever; Proceedings against Personal Guarantors in NCLT-the current situation; by Ajay Shaw, Partner, DSK Legal - India. Parental Alienation: India Joins Family Courts Around the World to Fight the Child Emotional Abuse; by Ashish Joshi, Managing Partner, JOSHI: Attorneys + Counselors - India Continuous Upskilling – A Road from LLM to CS; by Gaurav Malhotra, AVP Legal & Compliance, Tata AIA Life Insurance Company Limited - India. India: L&E Laws Overhaul; by Harsimran Singh, Legal Advisor - India. Corporate Insolvency Resolution Process Post Covid-19 – Case for a Carve-Out in IBC for Resolution Applicants on Account of Force Majeure Event?; by Jyoti B Singh, Legal Practitioner, The Law Office of Jyoti B Singh - India. You Have a Patent. What Next?; by Mr. Anil Kumar (Senior Consultant), Lex Orbis - India. Power of the Magistrate to direct registration of FIR and proper investigation under Section 156(3) of the Code of Criminal Procedure; by Niraj Singh, Partner, RNS Associates - Delhi. Foreign Seated Arbitrations in United States; by James P Duffy IV, Partner and Ian M Turetsky, Associate, Reed Smith LLP - New York

Legal Era Magazine Description:

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.