What if Gen Zen succeeds? If the kids figure out a way to get things done without being reverential to the past… where will that leave our generation and those before us?
Author Archives: midlawcrisis
The Pursuit… of Happyness?
Why are they rushed? Why are you rushed? What’s bothering you?
Court mornings for all juniors have a peculiar source of anxiety. đŸ˜€
The Office Favourite
I have a theory that in another world, there is an induction programme for all the Office Favourites on earth which trains them in very special skills… This is the story of my very first encounter with one such mutant.
The Grounded Independent
Why are independent lawyers particularly anxious in these days of the coronavirus lockdown? Is it a de ja vu from our early days of “independence”?
Aggressive Mimicry
Sometimes you come into your own… and other times you be what people want you to be!
The international Indian
It is time we claimed our place in the world as qualified, cultured, equals. Let foreign environments adapt to us for a change, and not the other way around.
The big lawyer, the small lawyer and the crowd
Every day in the court room in the life of a junior lawyer. Losing the battle and loosing the war.
Oh, why must you question?
In today’s ‘post-truth’ world, discussing a social issue (like the #metoo movement) is as important as believing in it.
Chairperson Sir, the Claimant is under-confident
A small act of generosity bailed me out of the mental prison I had let others create for me.
Why I need to get over Kareena Kapoor Khan
Our celebrity obsessions are making us less human
