The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024

www.insightssuccess.in The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024 Vol. 10 Issue 05 2024 The Gaming Solutions to Address Shield of the IP Law Industry and The 'legalese' Problems of Legal Effects of IP Laws Language in India Bejoy Namath, Global Leader in Intellectual Property, Momentive Bejoy Namath Fostering a Social Environment for Innovations by Leveraging IPR

The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024

Editor’s Note IN PURSUIT OF SOCIETAL TRANSFORMATION TOWARD JUSTICE A changed legal landscape marked the year 2024 perfectly to find out and emulate inspirational lawyers who are changing the game. The quality of technical proficiency these lawyers have in their practice can also capture integrity, innovation, and advocacy in their work-life interface for aspiring legal professionals in these times. These lawyers are dedicated not only to professional successes but also to mentorship and education. They know how vital it is to nurture future legal talent, and therefore they actively teach, train, and share their knowledge with law students and young practitioners within the workshops, seminars, and community outreach. Thus, they empower other people to carry out a legal career with passion, remaining an active voice for justice. Those who apply knowledge for societal transformation toward justice. They have realized that law is not merely a formal set of rules but a tool fashioned for moulding society, that lawyers as litigation champions, become catalysts in public causes, igniting activity and stirring the conscience of others. We can all certainly look forward to ‘The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024,’ of Insights Success India, but it goes without saying that these inspiring lawyers shall continue to shape the future of the legal profession. Of course, their commitment to social justice, technological innovation, collaboration, and mentorship is a beacon for aspiring lawyers around the world. Their journeys can provide one with valuable insights into how one can do important things in a field such as law, while holding oneself to very high standards of professionalism and ethics. They also lead the rest when it comes to embracing technology in the legal profession. Since the industry is integrating into the digital system, they will be using novel tools and platforms that make their practice even more effective while enhancing better client outcomes. The ability to adapt to new technologies will, therefore, affect not only how processes are streamlined but also inspire future generations of lawyers in the digitalization process. Gaurav PR Wankhade Managing Editor gaurav.wankhade@insightssuccess.com

The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024 Editor-in-Chief Pooja M. Bansal Managing Editor Gaurav PR Wankhade Assisting Editor Prajakta Zurale sales@insightssuccess.in OCTOBER, 2024 Visualizer Sandeep Tikode Art and Design Head Sarita Bhagat Sr. Graphic Designer Nagaraj Patil Corporate Offices: Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Survey No.133/134, Brand Square, Office No. 512, Kunjir Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411027 Phone - India: +91 7410079881/ 82/ 83/ 84/ 85 Email: info@insightssuccess.in For Subscription: www.insightssuccess.in Featuring Firm Description Vice President Swapnali Vasaikar Asst. Vice President Tejaswini Whaval Asst. Manager Nitin Patil Team Lead Pratiksha Jagtap Sr. BDE Ashwini kamble Amit Kumar Nag, Partner Amit has an experience of more than 21 years in litigation and arbitration practice. AQUILAW Insights Success Media Tech LLC 555 Metro Place North, Suite 100, Dublin, OH 43017, United States Phone - (614)-602-1754 Email: info@insightssuccess.com For Subscription: www.insightssuccess.com Anshul Saurastri, Managing Partner Anshul Sunil Saurastri is Managing Partner at Krishna & Saurastri Associates LLP. Krishna & Saurastri Associates LLP Technical Head Prachi Mokashi Technical Specialist Rajeshwari Avhad Bejoy Namath, Global Leader in Intellectual Property For nearly 20 years, Bejoy assisted technology leaders, inventors and businesses in securing their valuable products and technologies by Intellectual Property(IP). Momentive Digital Marketing Manager Renuka Kulkarni SME-SMO Executive Nikita Khadalkar Circulation Manager Tanaji Fartade Divyakant Lahoti, Founder and Advocate on Record Founded by Divyakant Lahoti, Lahoti Advocates has firmly established itself as a beacon of legal acumen and excellence. Lahoti Advocates Swati Chauhan, a Partner in the Delhi Office, has over 12 years of experience in advising in M&A, private equity ad banking and finance matters. Swati Chauhan, Partner TT&A Cover Price : Rs. 250/- https://twitter.com/insightssuccess Follow us on : www.facebook.com/insightssuccess/ We are also available on Copyright © 2024 Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd., All rights reserved. The content and images used in this magazine should not be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise, without prior permission from Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Reprint rights remain solely with Insights Success. Printed and Published by Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. RNI NUMBER: MAHENG/2018/75953

Featuring Bejoy Namath Fostering a Social Environment for Innovations by Leveraging IPR We will often need to act as influencers to realize strong enforcement measures that respect hard-earned IP rights and to advocate academic and social mindset that is curiosity-driven and promotes creativity. Bejoy Namath, Global Leader in Intellectual Property, Momentive

The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024 I this spirit by their great ideas. In the legal arena of intellectual property protection, such stimulus comes from IP protectors like Bejoy Namath, a Global Leader in Intellectual Property and one of the most inspirational lawyers to follow in 2024. Rise of the Problem Solver nspiration is afundamental prerequisite for any innovation that propels a society forward into a better future. Researchers and innovators globally advance A reason for Bejoy’s success is his problem-solving ability through team building. Once, as a leader in the world's IP sector, the company he worked for, faced a severe challenge. Bejoy found himself leading his business through an unprecedented crisis—a lawsuit in the US with claims of over $800 million. In fact, according to Bejoy, his company had never encountered an IP challenge of this scale. The litigation came suddenly, leaving little time for preparation. Timelines were tight, strategies were complex, and the pressure was immense. Bejoy knew this wasn’t the time to pass the blame. Fortunately, they had existing contacts to bring in for legal advice, allowing them to craft a reasonably solid defense. However, as the litigation progressed, their initial strategies did not succeed. Bejoy’s own inspiration comes from social and ethical responsibility, which are crucial aspects of the modern knowledge economy. He believes that IP laws are designed to protect the creativity that you generate beyond what already exists in art. There are occasions where others have practiced and published what one claims to have invented today. Being agile enough to understand the prior work done in the landscape of creativity that they operate in will provide them sufficient insights into what they could rightfully claim and own. Further, there are regional legal limitations allowed under IP law to protect territorial interests. “We need to be cognizant of such limitations to set realistic expectations with those who reach out to us for advice on the possibilities of Intellectual property protection,” he adds. Within a year, the first round of litigation ended with a devastating ruling from the court. The decision not only threatened to decimate one of the company’s key business segments but also inflated the financial claims against them. Despite the setback, Bejoy and his team hadn’t been idle during that year. They had a Plan B ready to deploy, and within two months of the court’s ruling, they were able to present a robust IP defense. This time, their efforts paid off. They successfully invalidated all claims related to a competitor’s patent, drastically turning the case in their favour. Also, according to Bejoy, IP has limited relevance in a society that does not value innovations. IP practitioners, he says, have a duty to promote the spirit of innovation and encourage lawmakers and administrators to create a social environment that rewards innovation. He adds that theywill often need to act as influencers to realize strong enforcement measures that respect hard-earned IP rights and to advocate an academic and social mindset that is curiosity-driven and promotes creativity. Theywill also need to act as conduits of knowledge on the right processes, policies, and strategies that would enable innovators to protect their creativity from being misappropriated by others. Image Credit: Consero’s Global IP Management Forum, 2023 During this critical time, Bejoy’s team consisted of just one junior member with less than two years of experience. Yet, her resourcefulness and drive, combined with Bejoy’s leadership and their collaboration with legal counsel, became the cornerstone of their success. As he recalls, they didn’t care if anyone recognized their efforts because they knew that the lessons in leadership they gained were reward enough. This experience became a defining moment in Bejoy’s career, giving him the confidence and courage to tackle other challenges that would arise in the future. According to him, three important leadership behaviours that work are displaying a service mindset, generating a sense of ownership in others, and giving credit to others. Likeability is another important factor. People like to work with those who serve/assist them, solve their problems, value them and assist them in unlocking their full potential. Bejoy strongly believes that their team is not limited to the people who report to them but extends to all those who like to work with them. legal principles that govern the interdisciplinary field of IP. To be successful in the IP profession, you may sometimes be required to be a jack of all trades and a master of some. A Fortunate Inception Of course, it all comes down to Bejoy’s entry into the field of IP, which he admits was not by design but by sheer coincidence. His career journey took an unexpected turn when he applied for a Patent Examiner role while pursuing his PhD at IIT Bombay. Though initially hesitant to leave the lab, he was intrigued by the opportunity to work on cutting-edge inventions, albeit not of his own making. To his surprise, he found enjoyment in evaluating patentability, comparing inventions with prior publications, and reading patent specifications. A Shining Leadership Example Further, his guiding philosophy is that money and title should not be a priority at the early stages of any profession, especially in a knowledge-based profession like that of IP. The opportunities to learn better determine career choices. During the early years of his career, Bejoy rejected offers to head IP departments because he believed that he had not learned enough to be successful in such more responsible roles. Looking back, he believes such decisions helped him focus on learning conceptual, procedural, and This incident also substantiates why Bejoy’s IP leadership style is often recognized as an inspiration behind his achievements. Yet, he says he does not know if there is a special leadership style that suits the IP profession. However, he believes that having varied experiences in diverse aspects of Intellectual property will provide unique perspectives that will allow you to provide effective guidance to others. IP laws are designed to provide protection to the creativity that you generate beyond what is already existent in the art.

A pivotal mentor, a Senior Patent Officer involved in drafting the Patents (Amendment) Act of 2005, encouraged Bejoy to dive deeper into patent law, introducing him to the renowned “Terrel on Patents.” This fueled his growing passion for intellectual property (IP) law. A casual conversation with a Senior Patent Attorney at an IP conference further propelled his path when the attorney challenged whether Patent Examiners would leave the security of government work to become Patent Attorneys themselves. Bejoy also believes that the field of IP is not just limited to using legal tools to protect innovations. He views it as an opportunity to assist businesses in framing the right strategies to succeed in a competitive market environment. "It is also about supporting technologists in ideation, in brainstorming sessions, and allowing them access to ideas already known in the art," he explains. Bejoy sees numerous opportunities within this realm and encourages the teams he work with to create insightful reports tailored specifically for technologists and business professionals alike. Additionally, he advocates for the establishment of micro-training platforms designed to disseminate concepts and knowledge related to intellectual property. "If you ask for one specific example, I would say it is a platform for collaborative ideation," he adds, highlighting his commitment to fostering an environment of continuous learning and innovation. AI/AGI systems would also remarkably enhance the efficiency and productivity of IP services. Bejoy took this challenge seriously. He transitioned to a job as an IP Associate at a large law firm, where he trained under a Senior Patent Attorney mentored by the famed Robert De Penning. Here, Bejoy learned the meticulous art of drafting patent applications and the value of mentorship in mastering this craft. He later moved into contentious IP matters like Oppositions and Litigations before joining the corporate IP world, where he learned strategic balance in business decision-making while working with a European Patent Attorney at a Dutch pharmaceutical firm. A Tech-Smartened IP Era In the IP arena, technology plays a pivotal role in enhancing efficiency. According to Bejoy, the basic tenet of IP Management is the ability to manage vast amounts of information. Technology (IT Technology) assists in simplifying this task. Appropriate tools and automation would allow them to prevent information and transactional actions from overwhelming them so that they could invest their time in promoting ideation and devising strategies that will benefit business growth. Bejoy reflects that while it's not essential to work in every IP role to succeed, his experience as an Examiner, Patent Attorney, and in-house IP Manager gave him a unique perspective and a profound understanding of the field. These diverse roles enriched his career, teaching him invaluable lessons in the intricate world of intellectual property. Creating a Successful Knowledge-Economy Also, today, intellectual property goes beyond the physical realm, transforming due to aspects like digital and virtual advancements, which are necessities. Bejoy, too, believes The IP landscape is continually evolving. When asked about how he ensures that he remains adaptable and ahead of industry trends in the ever-evolving Intellectual Property landscape, Bejoy responded, "Fortunately, in the Intellectual Property domain, learning opportunities are many." He elaborated that working with patent lawyers globally allows him to learn from interactions regarding changes in the legal environment across different regions of the world. Bejoy also highlighted the wealth of resources available on the internet, including IP blogs, law firm reports, and decisions from IP offices, tribunals, and courts. These resources provide valuable updates on the continuously shifting landscape of IP law. When you work with patent lawyers globally, you learn about changes in the legal environment in different regions of the world during interactions with them. He emphasized the importance of networking with peers at IP conferences as another avenue for learning. "I believe training others is another opportunity to continue our learning process," he added, underscoring his commitment to both personal growth and the development of those around him in the field.

that these are critical factors that must be addressed. If you are operating remotely/globally, you do not have the luxury of in-person meetings all the time. Having efficient digital tools/platforms like MS Teams is critical to your success in transacting our business in such scenarios. To be efficient in such online meeting environments, however, they may often require a bit of discipline, he adds. This includes sufficient preparation ahead of meetings, prior sharing of information that will be discussed during the meeting (for others to prepare prior to the meeting) and recording/communicating the minutes/summary of the meeting are all important to ensure successful outcomes from these online meetings. When it comes to the impact of emerging technologies, Bejoy considers AI/AGI as an opportunity rather than as a threat to the profession of IP. AI would assist in reducing human interference in a number of IP processes that are transactional in nature, apart from providing useful insights that are customer-focused. Such AI/AGI systems would also remarkably enhance the efficiency and productivity of IP services, he says. “However, much of the success with these AI tools will rely on how much we train them.” These tools will not completely consume the realm of IP because the world of IP is rich in enormous possibilities for creativity and strategic guidance that will remain within the purview of human capability, intuition, and experience. However, to be successful in future, IP professionals will be required to elevate themselves to be less transactional and more creative and strategic so that they remain relevant in the world of AI/AGI-assisted IP services. Image Credit: Consero’s Global IP Management Forum, 2023 A Wisdom-full Tomorrow “If you relish being at the cutting edge of creativity and wants to assist corporations in winning by protecting such creativity and navigating their market aspirations by mitigating IP risks, you can opt for the role of an in-house IP counsel. If you are willing to be exposed to multiple technologies, find drafting and practice of law exciting and like interacting with Government IP offices, you could opt for an IP drafting and Prosecuting Counsel role in a law firm. If you like practicing in courts, such as argumentation and contentious proceedings, you can choose the role of an IP Litigator. IP also provides opportunities to be in academia, where you could assist institutions in leveraging their IP, assisting in creating and protecting it. Advising Aspirants Finally, Bejoy says that the world of IP is ever-evolving, and the sky is the limit. There are always opportunities to advance the frontiers of creativity either independently or in collaboration with others. He adds that IP practitioners have a collective obligation to serve this planet and its people by promoting inventive solutions and complementary partnerships. The future of IPR is to forge such partnerships and promote ingenuity for the benefit of humanity. “I will feel fulfilled if I am able to contribute significantly towards this noble endeavour during my entire career in IP,” he concludes. Along similar lines, his advice to young aspirants is that the IP industry offers a variety of career options according to the specific interests and skill sets of individual aspirants. IP has limited relevance in a society that does not value innovations. In all these roles, there is one common attitude that is required to be successful: “A strong desire to make others successful, being authentic, curious, and resourceful.”

Shield of the IP Law The Gaming Industry and Effects of rom simple pixelated entertainment, games have F storytelling. Now riding on the shoulders of digital distribution platforms, mobile gaming, and esports, the industry has become one of the world's fastest-growing sectors. But with growth comes complexity-the basics of intellectual property laws that ensure the creative and technical innovations go into these games. The Role of Intellectual Property in the Gaming Industry emerged as a truly immersive experience that involves art and technology and interactive Intellectual property encompasses a broad category of legal rights created to protect creative works, as well as inventions. For the video game industry, these range to include large categories of IP law: copyrights, trademarks, patents, and trade secrets. Each plays an important role in protecting different parts of video games-from underlying code and game mechanics to characters, music, and stories. Copyright: Video games are creative works with artistic elements ranging from graphics, music, and storylines. Thus, they fall under the copyright law which protects creators from unauthorized use, they hold exclusive rights in reproduction, distribution, and display of their games. Copyright bars others from reproducing and distributing or displaying your game without permission. It is one of the most important instruments used to protect the game from piracy and unauthorized use. Intellectual property law, with respect to the scope of innovation, creative contribution, and inter-institutional relations in the gaming industry, leads to the protection of rights of game developers, artists, publishers, and creators against pirating and/or unauthorized use and exploitation. In this respect, IP laws ensure that a creator is given his proper dues together with reasonable compensation for his work while fostering a healthy competitive ecosystem. 14 | www.insightssuccess.in October, 2024

Trademarks: Trademarks are important because they add to the protection of branding and identity in games. The trademarks can be titles of games, logos, or even a name or design of the character. Trademarking helps companies owning video games identify their products and avoid similar marketing from other parties that may bring confusion to a customer's mind. For example, the trademark for "Call of Duty" extends beyond the game name to protect the logos and other brand marks associated with the game such that no one can develop a similar game and trademark a similar name. Combating Piracy: Piracy has long targeted the gaming industry, which has suffered from illegal distribution of copies of games on the internet, bringing financial losses to developers and publishers. Copyright laws allow game creators to protect their products as they can legally take action against unauthorized reproduction or distribution of their games. Though piracy is still a challenge for game sellers today, strong IP enforcement remains instrumental in reducing the effects of illegal copying and distribution of games. Subscribe Today Stay in touch. Subscribe to Insightssuccess Get Insightssuccess Magazine in print, & digital on www.insightssuccess.in Litigation and Disputes: Thus, protection that IP laws afford has also increased the experience of more litigation and disputes in the gaming industry. Many firms become embroiled in litigation patents, copyrights, and trademarks. For instance, game creators could sue their competitors for infringement of unique gameplay mechanisms and characters while the publishers sue over brand identity. Litigation is costly, but it provides the mechanism for resolving disputes and safeguarding IP rights from being hijacked and exploited in defense of innovators. Patents:protect technological innovations and game mechanics. New gaming technologies like virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) assure their increasing patent power in safeguarding innovative gaming methods and systems. That is, for example, the protection of new control schemes, graphics rendering techniques, or in-game physics engines. Due to patents from firms, gaming companies have an edge over all other rival firms that cannot replicate their inventions. www.insightssuccess.in Trade Secrets: embrace everything from proprietary algorithms for how to make games to game development processes or other forms of confidential business strategies. Keeping the most precious information private would help companies keep a competitive edge by protecting trade secrets. Unlike patents, there is no public disclosure of trade secrets, thus serving as a perfect tool to keep confidences over top-secret innovations and even the techniques for game development. IP Enforcement Challenges: Despite its strengths, the enforcement of IP laws is highly challenging in digital days. Internet has opened up a way for pirated copies of games, especially beyond national borders. In addition, technological innovation in gaming occurs so fast that sometimes it leaves the existing IP frameworks behind. For instance, items such as virtual goods, in-game items, and user-generated content are some examples that are somewhat difficult to enforce through IP due to the fact that the legal framework regulating digital assets is still not well-defined. More challenges come up in cross-border enforcement cases since countries have levels of IP protection and their own respective enforcement mechanisms. The Impact of IP Laws on the Gaming Industry IP laws have much to do with such a gaming landscape that will always promote innovation while safeguarding the interests of its creators. These laws have the following effects on the gaming industry: Another broad area in which IP laws interfere with gaming must be the issue of modding and other user-generated content. Many games often incite the development of mods or other forms of user-generated content so much that the game ends up being really worthwhile. However, in this arena, IP laws can create a tension between the rights of developers and those of players. Some companies enforce intellectual property in a very strict manner, which means they do not allow players to do anything meaningful with their game. Others are much more lax, and that is good for fan creations so long as they do not infringe on the commercial rights of the company. Promotion of Innovation and Creativity: The most important impact of IP laws is that they encourage innovation. Since the creators and companies involved know that their work is going to be taken care of, they are likely to invest time and resources and even creativity in new game developments. Copyright, patents, and trademarks give legal backing to creators so that they don't let others steal or misuse their original products and ideas. This makes developers take a lot more risks and push the boundaries of game designing. Cheque should be drawn in favour of : INSIGHTS SUCCESS MEDIA AND TECH PVT. LTD. CORPORATE OFFICE Insights Success Media and Technology Pvt. Ltd. Survey No.133/134, Brand Square, Office No. 512, Kunjir Chowk, Pimple Saudagar, Pune, Maharashtra 411027. Phone - India: 020- 7410079881/ 82/ 83/ 84/ 85 USA: 302-319-9947 Email: info@insightssuccess.in For Subscription : www.insightssuccess.in Act as if what you do makes a difference. 16 | www.insightssuccess.in October, 2024

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Solutions to Address Problems of LEGAL Language in INDIA The ‘Legalese’ L aw is the most powerful thing in the world that can create major impact on various factors. Spanned over multiple cultures of India, interesting to know, these Indian laws are considered the most complicated system. However, apart from advocates, lawyers and people who understand the legal language, the common man is still unaware of many laws in India. The first and foremost problem regarding this concern is hard legal language. This article pronounces the problems faced due to complex legal language and its solutions. What is ‘Legalese’? ‘Legalese’ is legal language—specifically constructed for legal purposes, and used in various legal documents, contracts, laws, and court proceedings. This legalese is specifically designed to have precision, clarity and consistency, however, it creates barriers for average people. As mentioned above, a diverse-cultured country like India often faces issues such as the difficulty in comprehending legal language. For legal documents to remain unambiguous and be able to combat future scrutiny, legal language uses special vocabulary, long-complex sentences and most words and terms from Latin and archaic. However, for laypeople, it becomes difficult to access and scrutinise the information. Moreover, due to the influence of foreign languages and the

British era, people who are not familiar with the legal language, often stay away from the world of law and order. by substituting cumbersome language with plain, easily understandable statements. Such endeavours can be used for all manner of legal writings, such as contracts, forms and legal notices. Legal Terminology AKA Terms of Art India’s legal regime is replete with terms and phrases, both oral and written, that bear peculiar and unique connotations within the legal domain and differ from general parlance. In contract law, “consideration” means something of value a party to a contract receives as a basis for entering into a contract; in regular usage, it means “thoughtfulness.” Hence, it needs special knowledge to understand legal documents which creates breaches between legal professionals and common people. For example, a contract that can be understood easily would have simple structured small sentences, no legal terms mentioned in related documents and clearly defining everyone’s responsibilities and privileges. 2. Legal Education to Common People If both legal language and the formulation of legal knowledge itself are part of the problem, then more effective ways of teaching law and getting people to understand it are another part of the solution. This includes not only programs for the formation of new lawyers and judges but also programs for the improvement of the population’s primary legal literacy. Vagueness and Interpretations Furthermore, the rules of law themselves are vague in nature or open to interpretation in various matters. This creates a number of complexities and misunderstandings due to the vagueness of the resultant. Moreover, the translations between languages in the multilingual context of India compound the anaphoric difficulties in the text. We need to balance between democracy and LAW And ORDER. For instance, legal aid organizations, operating in India as an example, can conduct sessions or provide education material to enable people to understand some legal terms and concepts. Many people might also partake in educating the community about law by incorporating basic law into what schools teach in and even in community centres. For instance, any English legal terminology might not have a corresponding Hindi or regional lingo interpretation. This has the effect of creating interpretive differences that fuel legal controversies and confusion among the public enhancing difficulties of legal issues to common persons. Conclusion Issues with the legal English phrases evident in India are monumental and affect people’s endeavours to seek justice in many ways. The legal systems are devised in such a manner that the laws passed by the government are highly complex and people are not able to understand the rights which are accredited to them. This can make sense of making exclusion from the legal process. Therefore, under the current structure, there occur barriers in the form of professional language compounded by convoluted text which floods India’s legal domain; thereby establishing an effective demarcation of the legal profession from the people it serves. Technologies that help people overcome the shelter of legal jargon and language barriers could bring justice and more openness. To address these problems, genuine efforts are expected from lawyers, policy markers and teachers. By making legal language simpler, insisting on plain and clear legal language and raising peoples’ legal literacy, India can make law simpler and can provide justice to the people. Law must therefore not be the domain of a subset of the population in this diverse and democratic nation we call India. What Can We Do to Address this Problem? An idea for change in the Indian context is to alter what is written on legal papers. This may refer to current laws and rules and rewrite them in simpler language that everybody can understand. For example, some places have introduced plain language in writing legislation to the effect that legal documents must be written in simple, plain language. 1. Simple Language Efforts Justification of simple language efforts entails attempts to ease the complexity of legal papers and common messages

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The 5 Most Inspirational Lawyers to Follow in 2024

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