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  • The Destruction of an Ecosystem: How Scanning Law Books and Circulating Them Kills Creativity and Livelihoods
    October 22, 2024 M&J Services

    The Destruction of an Ecosystem: How Scanning Law Books and Circulating Them Kills Creativity and Livelihoods

    Scanning and circulating law books may seem harmless, but it's a copyright violation that undermines the entire ecosystem of authors, publishers, and bookstores. This illegal practice erodes motivation, disrupts livelihoods, and harms the nation's creative and economic infrastructure. Before sharing pirated copies, consider the larger consequences.
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  • Against the Arbitrator
    October 3, 2024 M&J Services

    Against the Arbitrator

    This piece explores the complex relationships and legal liabilities associated with arbitration, specifically focusing on the role of arbitral immunity in protecting arbitrators and its impact on the arbitration process. It provides a critical analysis of recent legal developments, including all the key judgments. It suggests potential reforms to enhance accountability without undermining the efficacy of arbitration. This is drafted in light of the fact that currently the law as well as literature on the subject is limited in Indian context and common law jurisdictions.
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  • Legal Research in the World of AI: A Boon or a Bane for Young Lawyers?
    September 24, 2024 M&J Services

    Legal Research in the World of AI: A Boon or a Bane for Young Lawyers?

    As we navigate the transformative landscape of legal practice, the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into legal research has become a double-edged sword. While AI tools promise to enhance efficiency and provide swift access to vast repositories of case law, they also present significant challenges for young lawyers embarking on their professional journeys.

    In my experience, the allure of AI-driven platforms can lead to an over-reliance on technology at the expense of foundational legal skills. It is essential for emerging lawyers to understand that legal research is not merely about retrieving information but also about developing the critical thinking and analytical skills necessary to interpret the law effectively. AI can assist in identifying relevant precedents, but it lacks the nuanced understanding that comes from a thorough reading of case law and the development of persuasive arguments.

    Moreover, the inherent limitations of AI—such as its dependency on the quality and scope of its data—can lead to potentially misleading conclusions. As advocates for our clients, it is our duty to ensure that our research is comprehensive and accurate, something that requires more than just a few clicks on an AI tool. Conventional research methods, rooted in careful analysis and contextual understanding, remain indispensable in crafting sound legal strategies.

    Therefore, while I wholeheartedly embrace the advancements AI brings to our profession, I urge young lawyers to strike a balance. Embrace these tools as a means to enhance your research capabilities, but never lose sight of the importance of rigorous, traditional legal research. The future of legal practice depends on our ability to integrate technology while preserving the intellectual rigor that defines our profession.

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