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Deneb Law prides itself on providing personalized service and hand holding clients in all their legal requirements through a practical, holistic and commercially viable approach in consonance with their business goals and objectives.

15/08/2019

May our tricolor fly higher with each passing year!
#स्वतंत्रतादिवस

08/08/2019

We are happy to inform that Vyas of Deneb Law has been engaged as Lawyer for the WBPCB before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India, National Green Tribunal and High Court of Delhi.

07/08/2019

India has lost one of the most precious diamonds. She has left a void which is hard to fill.
May her soul rest in peace!

06/08/2019

Congratulations & for successful representation of EPC contractor before Arbitral Tribunal against Northern Railways & securing reward of $1.3 million.
Issue: Land Acquisition, non-cooperation approvals from govt & unilateral short-closing of Contract.

05/08/2019

Kashmiris & other Indians both share responsibility for walking into dystopia they are now mired in — and a shared interest in finding ways to move forward.

Article 35A allows the state government to restrict the right to acquire property and hold public-sector jobs to those it defines as “permanent residents” — put simply, the descendants of those who lived in the state of Jammu and Kashmir before Independence.

31/07/2019

Patna High Court to decide if the advocates on record (AOR) are required to file annual affidavits or not that they are alive and practicing law.
https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/patna/patna-advocates-on-record-get-temporary-relief/articleshow/70460467.cms?utm_medium=referral&utm_campaign=iOSapp

29/07/2019

Section 94(2)(a)(i) defines a change over the provisions which were contained in Rule 12(3)(a) of the Rules of 2007 released under the Act of 2000. Read the full judgement.

'Section 94(2)(a)(i) indicates a significant change over the provisions which were contained in Rule 12(3)(a) of the Rules of 2007 made under the Act of 2000.'

23/07/2019

The Act provides for two persons having knowledge of human rights to be appointed as members of the NHRC. Know More here:

Through a voice vote, Rajya Sabha on Monday passed the Protection of Human Rights (Amendment) Bill 2019, which was cleared by Lok Sabha on Friday.The Bill amends the Protection of Human Rights Act...

19/07/2019

An Indian parliamentarian has introduced a Bill in the country's parliament to allow dual citizenship for foreign nationals of Indian origin.

An Indian parliamentarian has introduced a Bill in the country's parliament to allow dual citizenship for foreign nationals of Indian origin. Under the current laws, Indians have to renounce their Indian citizenship once they acquire citizenship of another country.

18/07/2019

The official web portal of Supreme Court of India has begun uploading of judgments in regional languages.

https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/sc-begins-uploading-of-judgments-in-regional-languages-146476

12/07/2019

Know the new labour codes!

For the new labour codes to be effective, definitions of worker, wage, organised-unorganised sector etc. need to be uniform and simple to enable data collection and applicability.

10/07/2019

The Supreme Court agreed to examine a plea of Ramjanmabhoomi-Babri Masjid Dispute but "nothing much" was happening even after a mediation panel was set up to find an agreeable solution of the contentious matter.

Ayodhya dispute: Litigant moves SC for early hearing, says 'nothing much' happening after mediation panel was set up - Gopal Singh Visharad, one of the plaintiffs in the original civil suit, moved the top court for early hearing of the case.

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Changing the Landscape of Boutique Law Firms

In India, the sign of a Good Lawyer has always been white hair, old age and a hunched back with the perception of the mighty weight of experience and knowledge on the shoulders. Irrespective of the field or the forum of Law, initial five to ten years of every lawyer’s life is full of struggle, hardship and competition. Whether in a Company or in a Tier one Law firm, the scope of a young lawyer is always limited to Drafting, preparing of briefs and researching case law.

The Legal Landscape is bursting with new lawyers. With 500 law schools (Government and Private) and more than 1 lakh lawyers being enrolled annually, it is becoming very hard to hold dear to the dreamy ideals of fighting for justice vis-à-vis to establishing a career.

It is in this mix, Vidhan Vyas, a young lawyer based in Delhi has taken a successful approach in blending his firm’s Pro-Bono and commercial litigation practice with perfect synergy.

Vidhan began his career in 2013 after obtaining his Masters in Law from London with a cushy job as Legal Manager in Tata Steel Ltd. and thereafter in Novartis. In both the Companies, he realized that there is a huge demand of quality Legal Services on a budget and there is a huge vacuum of the same in India. Also while working in such corporate behemoths, he saw that most of the Firm never gave importance to pro-Bono work in spite of marketing the same to Clients.

This hypocrisy made him take the step of starting his independent litigation career and he founded Deneb Law with the intent of achieving perfect synergy among all stake-holders for working on both Pro-Bono and commercial matters.

Within one year of founding the Firm, he appeared and argued in various Public Interest Litigation and Writs including, regularization and modernization of education provided in Madarsas and Gurukuls, Protection of Media groups from the arbitrary/draconian power of Government Advertisement Body, Stopping the menace of Religion in Politics and maintenance of structural integrity of major infrastructure project used by public at large.

However, he made sure that his firm grows in its Corporate Practice as well and since its inception in 2016, the firm has grown from two lawyers to ten along with support staff having satellite offices in Noida, Jaipur, Ranchi and Bhopal and he is presently representing various Media Groups, Builders, Bollywood Celebrity, Big EPCs and BOT Contractors, Premier League Franchise, Ferro Alloy Manufacturers, Start-ups and is involved in arbitration against NHAI, State PWDs, Railways and PSUs. His approach has made the revenue generating work ratio to pro-bono at 75:25, thereby allowing not only sustainability but also double digit growth on yearly basis.

On his Pro-Bono work, Vidhan says “Every Lawyer thinks of doing something for the Society but such thoughts wither away due to the hard reality of life and others who do, are unable to generate impact because they lack resources. Idealistic people usually ignore questions on funding, revenue stream and cost but ultimately these problems bogs down the Lawyer and the interest vains on the issues. That’s why when I founded my own firm, I made it a point to routinely synergised whether being employees, vendors, paralegals, knowledge partners and of-course, the most valuable stakeholder being the Client”.

At present he is working on class action suit for various Air Passenger Associations against the Airlines bigwigs of India for the compensation owned to passengers with respect to flight delays and cancellation. He states “ It is a fact that to increase air travel, the government has handed over the aviation sector fully to the Airlines and have bent over backwards to facilitate all their whims and fancies. However, they forget the most important stakeholders are the air passengers. Every day we listen to the horrid stories and experience of Passengers about their flight delays and cancellation but DGCA always acts as a silent spectator to their pleas. It is high time that these Airlines are put to dock and are made answerable”.