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EPISODE · Aug 22, 2025 · 1H 12M

Fredun DeVitre: Landmark Cases, Arbitration & the Changing Face of Indian Litigation | Legacy Series

from The Daily Lawyer Podcast · host The Daily Lawyer

Few lawyers have shaped Indian litigation and arbitration the way Fredun DeVitre, Senior Counsel, has. In this episode of The Daily Lawyer Legacy Series, he reflects on: His role in some of India’s most high-profile cases The evolution of arbitration as a tool for global commerce How Indian courts balance tradition with modern commercial needs Lessons from decades in practice that every lawyer and law student should hear This is more than a conversation about law - it’s about legacy, mentorship, and the future of advocacy in India. Watch the full episode now on YouTube Also streaming on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music & Google Podcasts. The Legacy Series is presented in collaboration with Solomon & Co., Advocates & Solicitors, one of India’s oldest law firms with 115+ years of heritage. Together, we are preserving the voices and values of India’s greatest legal minds. #FredunDeVitre #IndianLaw #Arbitration #SupremeCourt #LegacySeries #TheDailyLawyer #Litigation #LegalMentorship #IndianJudiciary #SolomonAndCo

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