The finding of RSG Consulting’s study comes at a time when the Indian government is planning to open the market for foreign law firms to bo...

"Rohan Shah will start his own chamber practice in Mumbai and in New Delhi," said a person familiar with the development.

A growing number of mid- and small-size corporate law firms are venturing into small cities and industrial towns, often following their cli...

In a surprise move, J Sagar Associates has elected Dina Wadia and Shivpriya Nanda as successors to Berjis Desai, the firm’s managing partne...

Delhi-headquartered Hammurabi & Solomon is first corporate law firm to open its office in Patna after becoming first law firm to have prese...

Ashish Prasad is joining Delhi office of Mumbai-headquartered law firm Economic Law Practice (ELP) in its litigation and arbitration practi...

Many firms have hiked pay across all levels by 12-25%, said those who know the market. Quicker promotions have become the norm.

With the Shroff brothers charting out independent destinies, a massive poaching war has begun involving some of the top legal firms and per...

Industry bases law firm rankings on the revenue generated by them, number of lawyers and partners in the firm and their client coverage.

The decision was announced by a team appointed by the Bombay High Court to mediate and formulate an amicable settlement between the brother...

For the first time, the consolidated revenues of Indian law firms doing corporate and commercial work in India will inch above US $1 billio...

Foreign companies are hunting for Indian lawyers with dual-qualifications – qualification to work in India and abroad.

Undercutting is a very common practice indulged by newly set-up law firms or firms with expertise in one practice area.

Policy and regulatory work helped Indian law firms make up for the lower revenues from merger and acquisition deals, private equities and c...

The government has dropped only a hint that it would open up the legal sector, but key stakeholders are already up in arms against any such...

Cyril Shroff, Zia Mody and Nisith Desai are big names in India’s legal profession. They are among the most-in-demand corporate lawyers in t...

Top 100 Indian companies will spend $479 million in legal fees in 2010, half of which will land in the coffers of foreign law firms.