Category: ILA Event

Saturday, August 12th, 11 a.m. IST

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This Independence Day, let’s unite to create a remarkable change in India’s legal system. The Indian Lawyers Association (ILA) is thrilled to announce the part II of the Open Discussion Forum, where legal professionals from across the country will join to draft 51 suggestions aimed at making our legal system one of the best in the world.

We held the first part of this discussion last month and had very positive and overwhelming comments from various legal professionals, with the following outcomes:

• Improve the natural justice process and establish guidelines to prevent delays.
• Ensure that law students receive adequate practical trainings.
• Give qualified people fair opportunities.
• Fill up judiciary vacancies when transfers happen every 3 years.
• Enable live recordings of all court hearings to ensure transparency throughout the judiciary.
• Reconcile relations with the legislation and the judiciary.
• Put the Public Servants Accountability Act into practice.
• Improve the Public Defender System.
• Gender-neutral rape laws must be implemented.
• Introduce more expertise and better trainings to judges to avoid delays of cases.

Watch the recording at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9T3GDjuy1VE&t=1108s

Join us at the part II of this event on August 12 where eminent legal professionals will share their ideas and opinions.

You are also invited to participate in the discussion and share your points of view and

help us draft 51 points on how to make our legal system one of the best in the world and build a transparent, efficient, and just legal system that we can be proud of.

This Independence Day, we will make efforts to collate the outcomes of both these events and share them with the office of India’s Law Minister. 

Do let us know if you wish to speak during the event about any specific comments or points pertaining to the topic.

The Indian Lawyers Association (ILA) is an organization comprising professionals from all walks of the legal fraternity. With the combined forces of 400 chapters across the nation and the continued determination of all our members, we hope to transform the way our country looks at its legal system.

Do join us! ILA Open Discussion Forum – A letter to the Law Minister from ILA

Saturday, August 12th, 11 AM IST 

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Drafting and pleading are two essential skills for lawyers and legal professionals. Drafting refers to the process of creating legal documents such as contracts, agreements, and pleadings. Pleading involves the preparation of legal documents filed with a court, such as complaints, answers, and motions.

Drafting and pleading require a combination of legal knowledge, writing ability, and attention to detail to ensure that a client’s case
is presented effectively and accurately in court.

Join us for a series of sessions with experts coming from across the country to speak on this important topic; hosted by the ILA Rajasthan chapters.

Session 1 included the fundamentals of drafting, with speaker Mr. Joveson C. J. whereas session 2 focused on notices under drafting, conducted by Dr. Vidyottma Jha. Mr. Gagan Gandhi, during session 3, covered the area of Criminal Matters.

Join us this Saturday for Session 4, which will focus on
-Investigation
-Challan
-Negative Final Report
-Protest

Register at https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZUsf-GqqD8qGtH21KJIgkf2p05ZblA6Q6tF

Friday, June 16th, 8 p.m. IST

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India’s legal system is one of the oldest in the world, but it is also one of the most complex.

There are a number of ways to improve the system, including:

• Reduce the number of pending cases
• Make the system more accessible to the poor
• Strengthen the independence of the judiciary
• Modernize the system
• Increase transparency and accountability.
• Promote legal education and awareness
• Encourage public participation

Join us at our upcoming open discussion forum, where we invite you all to share your suggestions and thoughts on how to make our legal system one of the best in the world. We will make efforts to collate the outcomes of this event and share them with the office of India’s Law Minister.
Do let us know if you wish to speak during the event about any specific comments or points pertaining to the topic.The Indian Lawyers Association (ILA) is an organization comprising professionals from all walks of the legal fraternity. With the combined forces of 400 chapters across the nation and the continued determination of all our members, we hope to transform the way our country looks at its legal system.
Do join us! ILA Open Discussion Forum – A letter to the Law Minister from ILAFriday, June 16th, 8 p.m. ISTClick here to register

When does an act become ‘harassment’? Is it enough if someone ‘feels’ harassed? Surely, it matters whether there was an intention to upset, annoy or harm the other? But what if there is a complete denial of any intention at all! It’s a tricky situation to navigate.

Join us for a lively debate for this month’s session on the PoSH Act – Intent vs Impact in association with the Indian Lawyers Association, where our panelists debate the difference between impact and intent, and discuss how to approach it in workplace sexual harassment complaint redressal proceedings.

Topic: PoSH Act – Intent vs Impact

Date: Thursday, 23 February 2023

Time: 4-5 pm IST

Registeration link: https://bit.ly/3I6ms5w

Registration link is http://bit.ly/3itPwLP

We at Indian Lawyers Association are happy to partner with Kelp HR for our this month’s session on the PoSH Law.

The panel discussion will be on the Best Practices and learnings in PoSH from the KelpHR PoSH Awards® 2022.

Apart from discussing best practices, we’ll also be delving into what ‘beyond compliance’ means and what it takes to get there; meeting employee and regulator expectations, and challenges to best efforts.

The panel for our webinar includes Capt. Geeta Jadhav, from Tata Power; a company who’s made it as one of the Safest Workplaces in India in all three editions of the KelpHR PoSH Awards, Jyoti Grover, Jury member at the KelpHR PoSH awards 2022 and moderated by CEO & Co-founder of Kelp HR – Smita C Kapoor