Live streaming in the Indian Supreme Court - with Jamshed Mistry, Founder, ILA

Today, we’re starting a new series on the podcast -  #TDLxILADialogues   This series is in collaboration with the International Legal Alliance (ILA) - a network of independent legal practitioners, across more than 150 countries, working together on a best friend basis to provide effective solutions to clients and advocate on important issues with the judiciary.   I am so proud to announce that The Daily Lawyer is now part of the ILA Network :)    In this series, we will be having conversations on various aspects of the law, from law professionals within the ILA who practice in those areas. It was only right that we started this series with Mr, Jamshed Mistry, the founder of ILA and a counsel at the Bombay High Court. Most of you by now may have heard that the Supreme Court of India, is allowing live streaming of constitutional law cases. This is a big win and a positive step forward for the future. Jamshed along with Senior Advocate Indira Jaising ably argued this matter, and I was thrilled when he agreed to come on the podcast to share how this journey started, and what the implications of this would be.   Tune in to listen to this mini-episode and do tell us what you think.     You can find Jamshed on - https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamshed-mistry-061a769/ And more about ILA at www.internationallegalalliance.com     For more such interesting content, please follow The Daily Lawyer Podcast on your favourite Audio listening platforms. You can connect with us  On Instagram @thedailylawyerig On LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/the-daily-lawyer Our website - www.thedailylawyer.in   Or simply write to us at [email protected]