“Better late than never” will hopefully be apt and accepted here: Legally India is pleased to finally announce the talented, witty and insightful winners from more than 12 months of our rolling blogging competition. We know you’ll enjoy these fantastic reads!

Silicon Valley-based Q&A site Quora, which is popular in the California tech community that includes many Indians, non-resident or otherwise, has voted Ram Jethmalani as the world’s “most badass lawyer”.

After an unfortunate defeat in July , two Amarchand lawyers have now won the pre-quarterfinals of the same NDTV technology-themed quiz show convincingly. The duo consisting of an associate and a senior associate of the firm wiped the quiz-show floor what seemed like two engineers KIIT Bhubaneshwar’s...

Wake up on a Monday morning with coffee and a side of four best comments on Legally India this week. Challenge your colleague to a round of “ways in which to lose your bar license”, learn all about BigLaw oligopolies and poor networking judgements and more…

Legally India’s best commenters of the past month talk LPO, defamation and women in law.

If you have missed vicious, inciteful and bad bad journalism, Legally India again brings to you four best comments of the week. These promise to tickle your I-don’t-find-this-funny bone as always!

This one goes out to all the “single ladeez”, uncle partners and judges, lawyers’ professional brethren and sistren, and to the truly random.

Again this week, LI’s readers got to excavating the bizarre, fecund and true layers beneath LI stories. Here’s the best of the best.

The bitingly humorous, the inspirational, and the plain useful make up our picks for three best comments this week. And then there is the honourable mention, for the benefit of the males of the species.

Incisive, witty, and catechising: Legally India readers are a fascinating demographic and we’re back after a fortnight to celebrate their works. Featuring three best comments of the fortnight, along with one honourarable mention.

In an effort to recognise the many excellent and interesting reader contributions on Legally India, we are pleased to feature three of the best comments this week.

AZB & Partners picked up the Westlaw-SILF cup 2012 after defeating a heterogeneous lawyers’ team named Lawyers United by seven wickets in the finals of the annual law firm cricket tournament held at Hamdard University, Delhi on Sunday evening.

Khaitan & Co took home the winning trophy at the ELP Masters Cup 2012 last weekend, as 16 law firm teams battled it out on the grounds of the Police Gymkhana in Mumbai. Two-time defending champions Wadia Ghandy failed to make the cut.

The annual Delhi Twenty20 Westlaw-SILF law firm cricket tournament has had a spectacular start in Delhi this month with Trilegal and Saikrishna & Associates showing a definite lead in the points tally after the completion of 13 exciting intra-pool matches played over the last two weekends.

The finals of the 3^rd SILF-Khushal Inter Law Firms Cricket Cup – 2011 was everything that a final should be, reports top cricket pundit Tarun Mehrishi: “It’s amazing how score cards fail to tell the true story, for while an eventual margin of 23 runs suggests a one-sided affair, in reality, the match hung in the balance for almost its entire duration.”

The semi finals of the ongoing 3^rd SILF-Khushal Inter Law Firms Cricket Cup – 2011 (“Tournament”), played last Saturday, saw the two more deserving sides notch up contrasting victories to set up a dream final.

Sadly, the last two quarterfinals of the ongoing 3rd SILF-Khushal Inter Law Firms Cricket Cup – 2011 (“Tournament”) failed to live up the expectations of even the most optimistic of supporters and proved to be the sort of one-sided affairs that chase spectators away from the game rather than towards it.

A glorious Sunday evening in Delhi saw the completion of the first half of the quarterfinals in the third SILF-Khushal Inter Law Firms Cricket Cup – 2011 in Delhi (the “Tournament”) at the Gyan Bharti School Ground with the two favourites, as predicted, going through, albeit in immensely contrasting styles.

The group stages of the 3^rd SILF-Khushal Inter Law Firms Cricket Cup – 2011 in Delhi (too much of a mouthful, so referred to as “Tournament” going forward) have finally come to an end and after what seems like an unduly long group stage. So, the quarter final line up is finally available for us to look at, analyze, salivate over and talk about!

For the second year in a row Wadia Ghandy won the 2011 Mumbai ELP Masters Cricket Cup last weekend, besting Nishith Desai Associates (NDA) in the finals after Economic Laws Practice (ELP) was foiled by the flip of a coin in the semi-finals.