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Introduction Receiving information that an FIR has been registered against you can be frightening. Many people immediately worry: The good news is that an FIR is only the beginning of a criminal investigation. It is not proof of guilt. Under Indian law, every accused person is presumed innocent until proven guilty through a fair trial. […]

Introduction Every employee deserves to work in an environment that is safe, respectful, and free from sexual harassment. Unfortunately, workplace sexual harassment is a reality that affects many women across different professions and industries. To address this problem, Parliament enacted the Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013, popularly known

Introduction Every workplace is expected to be safe, fair, and professional. Unfortunately, disputes between employers and employees are common. Sometimes: Many people immediately ask: The answer depends on the nature of the dispute. This guide explains the legal remedies available in India in simple language. Can You Legally File a Complaint Against an Employer or

Introduction Sexual harassment can happen anywhere—at the workplace, college, public transport, online, on social media, in a neighbourhood, or even by someone you know. It can leave a person feeling frightened, humiliated, anxious, or unsure about what to do next. Many people remain silent because they believe: The law in India provides both criminal remedies

Introduction Imagine running your business from Jaipur, Lucknow, Chandigarh, or Kochi, only to receive a court summons from Delhi, Mumbai, or another distant city alleging trademark infringement. Your first thoughts are likely: The answer is not always straightforward. A plaintiff cannot choose any court in India simply because it is convenient. Jurisdiction in trademark disputes

Introduction Imagine opening your office one morning and receiving a court order stating that you must immediately stop using your own brand name or logo. The surprising part? You already have a registered trademark. Many business owners believe that trademark registration gives absolute protection. Unfortunately, that is not always true. Indian courts may grant an

Introduction Imagine spending years building your brand. Your business grows, customers begin recognising your logo, your brand name becomes valuable, and suddenly you discover that another person is selling products using your trademark. The copied mark may be: The immediate questions are: The good news is that Indian law provides strong protection to trademark owners.

Introduction Imagine waking up to discover that someone has spread false rumours about you. Perhaps a colleague tells your office that you committed fraud. A neighbour accuses you of theft in front of others. A relative circulates false allegations in a family WhatsApp group. A business competitor posts fake reviews online. Or someone uploads a

Introduction You receive a summons from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). Immediately, dozens of questions arise: These concerns are understandable because ED investigations often involve serious allegations relating to money laundering and proceeds of crime. The short answer is: Yes, the ED can arrest a person even if

Introduction Receiving a summons from the Enforcement Directorate (ED) can be frightening. Many people immediately assume: The reality is that an ED summons does not automatically mean that you are an accused person. You may be called as: The most important thing is to understand your legal rights and obligations before appearing before the ED.