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Legally Abridged: January 10, 2022

Abhishek Subbaiah January 10, 2022 Currents

Legally Abridged: December 18, 2021

 

Abhishek Subbaiah December 18, 2021 Currents

Legally Abridged: December 6, 2021

Abhishek Subbaiah December 6, 2021 Currents

The Bridge Legal Podcast – Episode 7

Crypto. IPO Shenanigans. IT Intermediary Rules. Whatsapp. Privacy. Pegasus. All here in Bridge Legal’s latest podcast episode.

Abhishek Subbaiah November 23, 2021 Podcasts

When Time Is (Not) Of the Essence: The Welspun v. ONGC Saga

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Let’s start with the moral of this tale before we get into the story itself: there’s only so much that contractual provisions can do.

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Abhishek Subbaiah November 15, 2021 Apex Jurisprudence

[Watch] Abhishek Subbaiah’s Recent Interview With the Contemporary Law Forum

Abhishek Subbaiah November 14, 2021 Currents

Coming Soon: The Bridge Legal Podcast – Episode VII

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Abhishek Subbaiah October 26, 2021 Currents

The Gamer and the Lawyer – Episode I (The Lawyer Strikes Back)

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UPDATE: Deadline enforced; thank you for participating!

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Abhishek Subbaiah October 6, 2021 6602
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[Read] Abhishek Subbaiah interviewed by LegalBots

An Update (And What’s New)

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It’s been a while…

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Abhishek Subbaiah September 7, 2021 Currents

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