Legal Metrology Law in India: Mystifying Aspects by Srinivas Kotni
LEXport managing partner Srinivas Kotni and associate Shikha Bhardwaj offer an overview of India's current metrology laws and suggest a more balanced approach to the system in the lastest installment of our 40 under 45 article series in www.indianlawyer250.com
NSEL crisis: Jignesh Shah's indirect MCX holding may spoil govt case for stake cut
Mr. Srinivas Kotni, Managing Partner of LEXport has been quoted in Financial Express (25th September 2013 edition) on the National Spot Exchange Limited (NSEL) crisis and the issue concerning Jignesh Shah's indirect MCX holding.
Published in Lex Witness
Opinion of our Managing Partner, Srinivas Kotni on SEBI' s new Share buy-back Rules, published in Lex Witness
Young leading lawyers in India under 45 amongst 40 top Law Firms
Srinivas Kotni, Managing Partner of LEXport got selected as one of the young leading lawyers in India under 45 amongst 40 top law firms
Does Kapil Sibal's Green Signal imply the end of wait, for 1 an Investor Friendly Legal Regime?
The government has decided to remove the put and call options hurdle in mergers and acquisitions (M&W) with the law ministry finally clearing the proposal to amend the Securities Contracts 'T (Regulation) Act 1956 (SCRA).....by Madhumna D. Mitra and Ankita Singh
5 Lexport promos + breaking into Bangalore
Delhi law firm Lexport opened an office in Bangalore and announced its first two associate partners Mukesh Yadav and Mukul Chandra, previously senior associates with the firm.
Corporate Lexport Indirect Taxation Budget 2013 Snapshot by Srinivas Kotni
Delhi-based firm Corporate LEXport expands operations to Bangalore; Firm to be restructured
Delhi-based law firm Corporate LEXport has recently opened an office in Bangalore. Corporate LEXport Founder and Managing Associate, Srinivas Kotni (pictured) will divide his time between the Delhi and Bangalore offices.
Opening The Doors Of Indian Boundaries For Foreign Law Firms by Srinivas Kotni
The Advocates Act, 1961 specifies that only "advocates" as defined under the Act are entitled to practice the profession of law in India
Landmark Judgement on the Powers of Indian Courts over Arbitration Proceedings situated Overseas
“Bharat Aluminium Co. V. Kaiser Aluminium Technical Service, Inc.” - Landmark Judgement on the Powers of Indian Courts over Arbitration Proceedings situated Overseas By Ankita Singh & Mananjay Mishra