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THE ACLR BLOG

Since its inception in June 2020, the ACLR Blog has been committed to making a meaningful impact in the legal and corporate arena by providing diverse perspectives, well-researched analyses, and thought-provoking commentary from esteemed members of the legal fraternity.

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As of July 2025, the blog has published 127 articles from over 850 submissions, attracting an audience in the thousands. Our contributors primarily include students from reputed National Law Universities in India and experienced legal practitioners. In addition, we regularly feature opinion pieces from our Advisory Board under the “Expert Opinion”column, ensuring our readers benefit from insights shared by leading voices in the field.

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Backed by an experienced editorial team and a structured review mechanism, the ACLR Blog aims to bring to the forefront the most relevant and pressing issues shaping the corporate and commercial sectors today. To achieve these objectives, a six-member core team has been constituted, comprising individuals with proven expertise in academic writing and strong academic credentials.

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Email: Arbitrationcorporatelawreview@gmail.com

Place of Publication: Kolkata & Delhi (India)

Publisher: Self-Published

Type: Online

Editor-in-Chief (Journal & Blog): Abhay Raj (rajabhayuk@gmail.com​​​​​

Indexed: HeinOnline, SCC Online, and Manupatra

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Arbitration and Corporate Law Review is a platform curated solely for informational and educational purposes. The publications featured on the platform are the personal views of the authors. They neither reflect the views of the editors and advisors nor anyone associated with it. Third-party links in the posts are provided for the reader's convenience, and Arbitration and Corporate Law Review takes no responsibility for its content. The purpose of this blog is limited to impart legal opinion and knowledge, as opposed to legal advice, which must always be sought from qualified legal practitioners only. Arbitration and Corporate Law Review provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global knowledge exchange.

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​Arbitration & Corporate Law Review © 2020-2025. All Rights Reserved. The material published on Arbitration and Corporate Law Review, including but not limited to articles, blog posts, and research papers, cannot be duplicated or reproduced without the express and written permission of the concerned authors and the editors. It may be referred to, provided due credit is given to Arbitration and Corporate Law Review © in the form of a correct reference to the original content.​

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