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Do lawyers have to join a bar association after enrolment? Telangana High Court seeks BCI response - Vimarsana News

Do lawyers have to join a bar association after enrolment? Telangana High Court seeks BCI response

According to Rules in question, an advocate is required to join a bar association and also has to pay fees to the State Bar Council.

Plea filed in Delhi High Court against BCI decision to allow entry of foreign law firms into India - Vimarsana News

Plea filed in Delhi High Court against BCI decision to allow entry of foreign law firms into India

The petitioners have argued that the move will adversely affect Indian lawyers, who will not be able to compete with established foreign law firms.

Young Indian lawyers are very keen to practice in international arbitration: Samuel Townend KC - Vimarsana News

Young Indian lawyers are very keen to practice in international arbitration: Samuel Townend KC

Townend discusses the opening up of the Indian legal market, the recently framed BCI Rules on the same and India's potential to become a hub for international arbitration.

BCI Rules, Conflict of Interest - Vimarsana News

BCI Rules, Conflict of Interest

Legal profession is largely considered to be one of the oldest professions in the world. An advocate, in addition to being a professional, is also an officer of the court and plays a vital role in the...

Source: livelaw.in
BCI signs MoU with Bar Council and Law Society of England & Wales to allow exchange programme for lawyers - Vimarsana News

BCI signs MoU with Bar Council and Law Society of England & Wales to allow exchange programme for lawyers

Significantly, the BCI has said that its recently introduced Rules allowing the entry of foreign law firms on a reciprocal basis "needed certain crucial changes".