In this episode of The Daily Lawyer Podcast – Legacy Series, we sit down with Senior Advocate Mr Rohit Kapadia, one of India’s most respected corporate litigators, for a rare and reflective conversation on law, legacy, and the cases that shaped modern corporate jurisprudence.

This episode goes beyond headlines to examine the legal thinking, institutional pressures, and courtroom realities behind some of India’s most consequential moments in financial and corporate history - including discussions around the Harshad Mehta era, Yes Bank, and Bhupen Dalal.

What you’ll hear is not commentary, but first-hand insight into:

• How landmark corporate disputes unfold inside courtrooms
• The difference between public narrative and legal reality
• How judges, lawyers, and institutions shape outcomes over time
• What young lawyers misunderstand about “big cases”
• The long view of law - reputation, restraint, and responsibility

This is a conversation about judgment, not just judgments.

The Legacy Series documents the voices that have quietly shaped Indian law - with depth, dignity, and perspective. Presented in collaboration with Solomon & Co. With gratitude to Senior Advocate Mr Rohit Kapadia for sharing his time and wisdom.

Watch till the end for insights that rarely make it into reported judgments.

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Contract Lifecycle Management is no longer a legal department tool.

It’s a business survival system.

In collaboration with Zoho Contracts, in this episode of The Daily Lawyer Podcast, we sit down with Mr Atul Juvle - former General Counsel at HDFC, HDFC Ergo, Schindler, and Otis Elevators, and current board member across multiple listed companies - to unpack how contracting has evolved from paperwork to enterprise risk intelligence.

In a world of geopolitical shocks, regulatory pressure, supply-chain disruptions, and real-time accountability, Mr Atul explains why:

• A single missed contract renewal can create criminal liability
• CEOs now expect answers in minutes - not days
• CLM has moved from “legal cost” to boardroom necessity
• AI-powered contracting is essential - but human judgment still matters
• MSMEs and startups need CLM even before scale

This episode is especially relevant for: ✔️ In-house legal teams ✔️ General Counsel & Legal Heads ✔️ CXOs, CFOs & Compliance Leaders ✔️ Founders, MSMEs & IPO-bound companies ✔️ Legal Ops & Risk Professionals

Key Topics Covered:

• The evolution of legal from “no-go” to “co-pilot”
• Why contract renewals are the most dangerous blind spot
• How CLM prevents revenue leakage & compliance failures
• Speed-to-market as a legal KPI
• AI vs human review: what truly works
• Why CLM is as essential as a mobile phone today

Our sincere thanks to Zoho Contracts for enabling this collaboration, and to Mr. Atul Juvle for sharing his time, experience, and perspective with our audience.

Download Zoho Contracts’ FREE eBook: https://www.zoho.com/contracts/ebooks/clm-software.html

Download Zoho Contracts’ CLM Survey: The State of Contracting 2026 https://www.zoho.com/contracts/ebooks/state-of-contract-management.html

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In this powerful episode of The Daily Lawyer Podcast, Jenna sits down with Mr. Ashwarya Sharma, GST and Indirect Tax legal expert, founder of RB Law Corp, first-generation professional, and one of India’s most dynamic voices in indirect tax litigation.

From growing up in Kashipur to building a multi-city boutique law firm to handling large-scale GST litigation for major Indian businesses, this conversation is equal parts inspiring, insightful, and deeply practical.

In this exciting episode, we discuss:

✔️ His journey from accidental lawyer to GST specialist

✔️ The reality of starting with zero clients

✔️ What it takes to build a brand as a first-generation professional

✔️ The truth about GST, input tax credit, refunds & compliance

✔️ Why GST is actually a “good and simple tax”

✔️ The future of GST in India and opportunities for young lawyers

✔️ Productivity, discipline, reading habits & mindset for success

✔️ Modern law firm culture, technology, and internal case management systems

If you’re a young lawyer, law student, founder, or business owner, this episode gives you the mental models, clarity, and courage to build something meaningful - no matter where you start.

Find out more about RB Law Corp: https://www.rblawcorp.in/

Connect with Ashwarya Sharma:https://www.linkedin.com/in/ashwarya-sharma-13244238/?originalSubdomain=in

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