Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.
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“My thrust in the use of Artificial Intelligence is to see one day an autonomous body of knowledge, uninfluenced of facts and free from political and personal malaises, to provide a support system to the legal community on the merits and demerits of a lis to enable not only the legal practitioner but also all the stakeholders to understand where a judgement can possibly go”- Dr Sarosh Sam Bastawala, Senior Lawyer & Arbitrator, Argueing Counsel in Superior Court & Tribunals
This Interview has been published by Pragya Chandni and The SuperLawyer Team Could you share with us what initially inspired you to pursue a career in law, and how your early experiences shaped your path? I cannot say that law was the first choice for a profession, but it was the unanimous opinion of my elders that as…
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“Self-trust is the primary requirement. Understanding the fundamentals of law, good communication, time management, teamwork, dedication, critical thinking, and adaptability are equally important” – Savithri Sravanthi, Founder & Managing Partner at IUSTUS LEGAL
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team Could you share with us the story behind your decision to pursue a career in law? Does anything change for a women post-marriage? Looking back, would you revisit your career path? Becoming a lawyer was my childhood dream. Unlike an add-on degree, I wanted the legal…
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“Lawyers are tools of social change in society. Observing my surroundings, where there are prevalent economic and social inequalities, I always wished to be a tool for social change.” – MANOHAR PRATAP, Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India.
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team Can you share what initially inspired you to pursue a career in law, especially coming from a remote rural area in Bihar? Who showed you this career path of Law? Please allow us to walk through your journey. Right from the very beginning, i.e. primary school…
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“The legal profession is not just about earning big money but making citizens aware of their legal rights and protecting them from being exploited,” – Shipra Ghose, Advocate-On-Record at the Supreme Court of India
This interview has been published by Namrata Singh and The SuperLawyer Team You have a distinguished career as an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India. Could you share with us how you began your journey in law? And your father, Late Sankar Ghose, was a Senior Advocate at the Supreme Court of India. How did his career…
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