A Bengaluru civil court has ordered Willis Towers Watson to pay nearly ₹3.78 crore in damages to an executive fired after exposing alleged financial irregularities.
A tragic monkey attack in Karnataka has raised urgent questions about public safety and the legal accountability of municipal corporations for animal control.
A 65-year-old cleaner used AI face-swapping software to pose as a young doctor and scam a businessman out of $25,000 in a wild online dating scheme.
A viral combat match between a human and a remote-controlled humanoid robot brings up massive questions about product liability, AI safety, and legal accountability.
A Hyderabad AI engineer's viral Reddit post about losing key projects due to a language barrier has sparked a massive debate on regionalism and workplace rights in India.
The NCLAT has ruled that resolution professionals can demand confidentiality undertakings from suspended directors before sharing corporate resolution plans.
A man took an AI firm to court after chatbot advice allegedly led to family misfortune, sparking a major debate on product liability and AI negligence.
Rap superstar Nicki Minaj recently opened up about her support for Donald Trump during a TV appearance, stepping into a world where celebrity culture and public speech collide.
Lok Nyay Seva Kendra is offering a two-week virtual legal aid internship for law students starting October 1, 2026. Apply by September 27.
Delhi High Court Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani recently noted that forcing parties into mediation is always a bad idea, highlighting the limits of alternative dispute resolution.
After 80 Indian employees were fired in a five-minute virtual call by a US fintech firm, serious questions emerge about the legality of mass digital layoffs in India.