Practising Academicians · Keynote Platforms · Public Training
Our partners teach technology law to judges, regulators, founders and the next generation of lawyers. Select an essay below to read our forensic notes on landmark Indian matters where outcomes turned on whether counsel could read the product, not just the statute.
Most high-stakes technology disputes are lost in the first response: the week after the CCI notice, the FIR, the tender cancellation letter, or the FSSAI inspection. We publish this series so boards, GCs and young advocates understand what fluent counsel does differently.
Selected Essays
Four matters where technical literacy, procurement fairness, or intermediary architecture should have decided the outcome at first instance.
How the first-instance defence misread the regulator's integrative turn on data and burned three years on jurisdiction.
Read essay → Gaming & AlgorithmsWhy prosecutors who cannot explain scoring engines, RNG and collusion vectors cannot reclassify fantasy sports as chance.
Read essay → Government ProcurementWhen a fresh tender after LOI is not a neutral procurement choice but an abuse of the Ramana Dayaram Shetty framework.
Read essay → Food Tech & RegulationMarketplace listing, inventory models and the FSSAI licensing line that most compliance decks get wrong.
Read essay →Where We Teach
Keynotes, judicial training, in-house workshops and university lectures on the intersection of law, technology and public policy.