Whenever I interview a legal candidate, I ask one simple question: “When would you advise a client not  to include an arbitration clause?” Most struggle. They have been trained to treat arbitration as the gold standard of commercial dispute resolution - faster, cleaner, more sophisticated than courts. But in the Indian market, blindly copy-pasting an arbitration clause can be a self-inflicted wound. Arbitration is a premium product. You pay for the judge. You pay for the room

In a decisive move to combat the rising tide of artificial intelligence misuse, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) notified significant amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules on February 10, 2026. The primary reason for this sweeping amendment is the urgent need to regulate "Synthetically Generated Information" —commonly known as deepfakes. As AI tools become more accessible, the risk

A Critical Framework for Founders, Product Managers, and AI Platforms In the AI gold rush of 2026, the value of your SaaS business isn't the data you hold; it’s the intelligence your system generates . SaaS providers invest millions in building intelligent platforms—advanced codebases, proprietary algorithms, and AI models that improve with every byte of data processed. Yet, many high-growth startups make a surprisingly simple mistake that can cost them their entire competiti