Legal Lab Banter (LLB)

Yesterday, I walked into a classroom to conduct an AI bootcamp for law students. First-year law students, mind you. And I left learning lot many new things. | From Casebooks to Code: How AI Is Changing the Classroom | The objective was fairly straightforward: to help them understand how Artificial Intelligence is transforming the legal landscape in India and, more importantly, introduce them to the tools and possibilities that could help them prepare for a profession that may

A recent conversation with Dr. Neha Singh, Assistant Professor (Selection Grade) reminded me of a simple yet profound truth about teaching: there is no universal formula for learning. Teaching is an art. And like every art, it evolves with experience. This is something both I and Dr. Neha agreed upon. What inspires one student may leave another disengaged. As educators, our responsibility is not merely to deliver content but to continuously adapt our pedagogy until we discove

In India, justice in rape cases is often imagined as a dramatic moment the gavel falls, the sentence is pronounced, and society exhales in relief. Headlines celebrate convictions, hashtags demand harsher punishments, and political leaders promise that this time, the system has worked. But when the courtroom empties and the cameras move on, a far less visible story begins. | Justice Beyond the Verdict: Rethinking Compensation for Rape Survivors Through a Feminist Lens | What h

The Bar Council of India has laid down strict and comprehensive guidelines concerning professional ethics and responsible social media conduct by advocates, budding advocates, interns, and law firms to navigate the fast-advancing era of technology and social media on 17th July 2026. Since long, we have been scrolling past court observations becoming a reel, a judicial exchange reducing to a meme, or an AI-generated image falsely placing judges or advocates in events which nev

In this blog, I share my honest experience as both a law academician and a lawyer, and the AI tools that have genuinely transformed the way I teach, research, write, and practise law. These are not just popular platforms-they are AI legal tools that have become an integral part of my everyday workflow and have helped me become more productive while creating richer learning experiences for my students. AI Legal Tools That Have Changed the Way I Work One of the biggest challeng

This blog has been silent for almost a year. I owe you an explanation, and it is a strange one: I stopped writing about the law because I was too busy watching things change. When I last posted here, I was a Law Dean. Today, I am a Pro Vice Chancellor looking after student success across an entire university. And somewhere in that transition, something happened that I could not stop thinking about long enough to blog about it.

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