Hits and misses in Budget 2024 for India’s education sector

From announcing INR 1.48 lakh crore (over $17 billion) for education, employment and skill sectors, internships with stipends worth INR 5,000 in top companies, to promising education loans upto INR 10 lakhs ($11,949), the central government is eyeing a funding boost for the education space.  Stakeholders from India’s domestic and international education industry, speaking to…

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‘X’ Marks The Trademark Lawsuit

As a rule, you shouldn’t change an iconic name unless you’ve got a damned good reason to. Prince deciding to go by “The Love Symbol”? He was sticking it to Warner Bros. for the sake of his art. Penn deciding to go by Carey and punish anyone who stepped out of line? Stupid, but at…

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Biglaw Still Doesn’t Get It

Biglaw is dropping the ball. Over the past two years, firm after firm has rolled back the remote-working flexibility they offered during the pandemic — dragging people back into the office, limiting advancement for those who aren’t onsite, and even withholding bonuses for those who won’t conform. They argue it’s about training, culture, spontaneous water-cooler…

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‘Deus Ex Machina’: The Intersection Of AI And Legal Ethics

“Deus ex machina,” or “god out of the machine,” was a stage play convention developed in Ancient Greece, whereby characters were extracted from impossible situations via some unexpected contrivance.  Effectively, actors playing gods would be brought onto the stage, from above or below, to “save” the hero.  Sometimes, artificial intelligence is presented this way.  It’s…

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The 100 Largest Law Firms In New York (2023)

There are many different and exciting ways to rank law firms. How prestigious are they? How much money are they making? How much take-home cash do partners earn? How big are they? Yes, size continues to matter when it comes to Biglaw, and thankfully, the New York Law Journal recently unleashed its annual NYLJ 100,…

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