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Prenups are more popular in the West, especially among wealthy couples. Now, some Indians are also becoming interested in them. So, what are prenups? And should India give them legal recognition and make them binding? Tune in to the latest episode of The Signal Brief to learn mor ...  Show more

Third-party funding is already a mature market in the US worth several billion dollars, and it's now beginning to pick up in India too. So how do funders decide which lawsuits to invest in, and what happens if a lawsuit fails? To find out and to hear from lawyers and experts, tun ...  Show more

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