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‘Order in the Markets: SEBI’s Regulatory Reset of Early 2026’ published on Mondaq

Managing Associate, Kshitij Asthana and Associate, Ashwin Singh have recently authored an insightful article on ‘Order in the Markets: SEBI’s Regulatory Reset of Early 2026’. Between January and April 2026, Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) rolled out a concentrated wave of regulatory reforms that collectively signal a meaningful reset in India’s capital markets […]

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– ‘Deepfakes, due diligence and the new compliance burden’ published on Bar and Bench

Partner, Varun Vaish and Senior Associate, Kashish Khattar have recently authored an article titled ‘Deepfakes, due diligence and the new compliance burden’. Deepfakes are no longer a fringe concern, they are redefining how we think about trust, evidence, and compliance in the digital ecosystem. This insightful piece, ‘Deepfakes, Due Diligence and the New Compliance Burden,’

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– ‘One Debt, Two Insolvencies: Supreme Court Rejects The “One Debt, One CIRP” Rule’, published on Mondaq

Partner, Sharad Joshi along with Managing Associate, Rachit Verma and Associate, Naina Sharma recently authored an insightful article titled, ‘One Debt, Two Insolvencies: Supreme Court Rejects The “One Debt, One CIRP” Rule’. The Supreme Court’s decision in ICICI Bank Limited & Ors v. Era Infrastructure (India) Limited & Ors. marks a significant development in India’s

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‘Arbitrability of IP Disputes in India’ published on Bar and Bench

Partner Zeeshan Khan and Associate, Keshav Yadav have recently authored an article titled ‘Arbitrability of IP Disputes in India’. This article examines the evolving position of arbitration in resolving intellectual property (IP) disputes in India. While recent judicial developments and pro-arbitration reforms have strengthened India’s arbitration framework, questions persist regarding the arbitrability of disputes involving

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– ‘Reassessing India’s Medical Device Recall Framework: Regulatory Gaps and the Case for Reform’, published on Mondaq.

Partner, Pradnesh Warke along with Associates Pragna Yenduri and Tanay Jha have recently authored an article titled, ‘Reassessing India’s Medical Device Recall Framework: Regulatory Gaps and the Case for Reform’. India’s medical device sector is expanding rapidly, but its post-market recall framework remains underdeveloped. This article analyses key regulatory gaps under the Medical Device Rules,

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Balancing Relaxation and Risk: A Critical Analysis of Gaps in Reserve Bank of India (Investment in AIF) Directions, 2025

Partner, Varun Chauhan and Associate, Pranav Dwivedi have recently authored an article titled, ‘Balancing Relaxation and Risk: A Critical Analysis of Gaps in Reserve Bank of India (Investment in AIF) Directions, 2025’. Alternative Investment Funds (AIFs) play a vital role in India’s financial ecosystem, but they have also raised regulatory concerns around ever-greening and indirect

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‘Jurisdiction in Trademark Infringement Cases’

Partner, Zeeshan A. Khan and Associate, Saumya Agarwal have recently authored an article titled, ‘Jurisdiction in Trademark Infringement Cases’. The article provides insights on how the Delhi High Court has re-examined and reshaped the law on territorial jurisdiction in trademark infringement suits, particularly in cases involving registered trademarks, licensing or marketing agreements, and online marketplaces.

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Insurance Amendment Bill | Alert by Partner, Itee Singhal and Associate, Deekhit Bhattacharya.

Sabka Bima Sabki Raksha (Amendment of Insurance Laws) Bill, 2025, passed by both houses, makes significant reforms to the three foundational insurance laws. In addition to raising FDI limit to 100%, the proposals such as reduced net owned fund for foreign reinsurers, setting up of Fund, perpetual license for insurance intermediaries etc. are aimed at

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– ‘Factoring Regulations In India: A Comprehensive Regulatory Overview’, published on Mondaq

Partner, Varun Chauhan and Associate, Pranav Dwivedi have recently authored an insightful article titled, ‘Factoring Regulations In India: A Comprehensive Regulatory Overview’. This article provides a comprehensive overview of India’s evolving legal and regulatory framework governing the factoring business – the sale of trade receivables for immediate liquidity, particularly vital for MSMEs. It explains how

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– ‘InVIT Security Structures in India: Hurdles, and Workarounds’

Partner Varun Chauhan has recently authored an insightful article titled, ‘InvIT Security Structures in India: Hurdles, and Workarounds’. India’s Infrastructure Investment Trust (InvIT) framework has emerged as a pivotal instrument in the country’s infrastructure financing ecosystem, bridging long-term capital with stabilized operating assets. As InvITs mature, their capital structures increasingly rely not only on equity

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