Contracts are more than just legal documents – they are the DNA of your business, dictating revenue streams and potential liabilities.

From the mainstreaming of AI lawyering to the rise of the GLCC, we had our leaders predict trends that could transform legal service delivery this year.

India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDPA / Act) defines rights and responsibilities with respect to the processing and protection of personal data in the digital space.

There's a quiet revolution happening in the world of Global Capability Centres (GCCs). For years, GCCs have focused mainly on technology, finance, HR, and operations - functions that made sense offshore for efficiency and scale.

The Sexual Harassment of Women at Workplace (Prevention, Prohibition and Redressal) Act, 2013 (POSH Act) recently marked its tenth anniversary.

General Counsel today are operating under pressure. Budgets are tight, teams are lean, and decisions are made at pace.

Contracts form the foundation of most business relationships, and delays in execution can significantly impact project timelines, relationships between the parties, and profitability.

Imagine you are running a fast-growing business – maybe you have developed a unique manufacturing process, a proprietary formula, or a winning market strategy.

You've found your dream home. But the work of moving in begins now—packing, shifting, setting up the new space. It's also a good opportunity to sort through your things and discard what you don't need.

When workplace realities blur the lines, legal teams can help see through the fog.

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For football fans, the last few months have been a treat, with three showpiece tournaments —Euros, the Copa America & the Olympics - and the start of a new season of club football.

A year ago, one of the big calls was that AI in legal would move from the lab to the desk. That's happened.

Leaning into the future of employment with Secondment.

In the years after COVID, many IT companies went through a phase that felt uncomfortably like a recession. Budgets tightened. Hiring slowed and then froze.

In 2026, the most definitive line item on the balance sheet will not be cash. It will not be capital. It will be risk.

The canvas of risk has expanded exponentially. The avalanche of data, the thicket of regulation, and the march of technology have created a business environment where it's imprudent to speak about risk...

The business landscape today looks fundamentally different from what it did a decade ago. Startups and growth-stage companies are no longer operating within protected niches; ...

Our wide-ranging chat with legal ops manager Gabriel Saunders explores adoption challenges, success metrics and the right time for GCs to hire.

We're well into 2026, and three thoughts keep coming back. Less as "predictions" and more as practical realities that will shape how decisions get made, how risk is carried, and how organisations stay resilient without the rigidity.