LLOYD LAW COLLEGE

23/10/2026

Lloyd Law College & Lloyd School of Law are pleased to announce ‘Module 2: Financial Creditors, Operational Creditors, Choice of Remedy’ of the Lloyd Corporate Insolvency Practice Competition (LCIPC) 2026, in collaboration with CIRP Academy, scheduled for Sunday, 25th October 2026, at 10:00 AM IST, at the Colloquium Center, Campus 2.

We are delighted to welcome Mr. Vaibhav Shahi, Partner, Maestro Legal, as the distinguished Resource Person for this session. Mr. Shahi is a distinguished legal professional with extensive experience in real estate litigation, civil disputes, commercial conflicts, and strategic legal advisory. He leads the Real Estate Litigation and Advisory Division at Maestro Legal LLP and has represented prominent public sector undertakings, industry stakeholders, and businesses before the Supreme Court of India, various High Courts, and regulatory tribunals. His expertise also extends to advising startups and emerging businesses, making him a valuable source of practical insights and professional guidance for aspiring legal practitioners.

The session is designed to provide participants of LCIPC 2026 with a deeper understanding of corporate insolvency practice, creditor rights, and available legal remedies under insolvency law. Through expert insights and practical perspectives, the session will enhance participants' understanding of the complexities of insolvency proceedings and their application in professional practice.

• Attendees: Participants of LCIPC

We extend our warmest welcome to Mr. Vaibhav Shahi and look forward to an engaging and insightful learning experience for all participants.

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan convey their warm wishes to the distinguished speaker and invite all participants to benefit from his expertise and practical experience in the field of corporate insolvency law.

23/10/2026

Lloyd Law College and Lloyd School of Law announce the Personal Interview Stage of the Lloyd Criminal Trial Advocacy Competition 8.0 (LTAC 8.0), 2026–27.

We are pleased to invite eligible students to join us on 24th October 2026 (Saturday) from 9:30 AM onwards at the IP Cell, 1st Floor, Lloyd School of Law.

Get ready to demonstrate your advocacy skills, legal acumen, and courtroom confidence as you take the next step towards becoming a skilled legal professional!

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan also join us, inviting students to LTAC 8.0 and wishing participants the best for their personal interview stage.

21/10/2026

Lloyd Law College & Lloyd School of Law proudly congratulate the winners of the Lloyd Civil Practice Competition 4.0 (2024–25)!
Recognising excellence in legal acumen, courtroom advocacy, and practical application of law, the competition celebrated the dedication and talent of our aspiring legal professionals.

We are delighted to announce Ms. Ishmita Jindal (B.A.LL.B., 2023–28) as the Winner, followed by Mr. Abhishek Mahanty (B.A.LL.B., 2022–27) as the First Runner-up. Mr. Kushagra Sinha (B.A.LL.B., 2021–26) secured the position of Second Runner-up, while Mr. Yogendra Bollam (B.A.LL.B., 2021–26) was recognised as the Third Runner-up.

Their achievements reflect the importance of practical legal training, critical thinking, and effective courtroom advocacy in shaping competent and confident future legal professionals.

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan also join us in extending their heartfelt congratulations to all the winners and wish them continued success in their academic and professional journeys.

21/10/2026

Celebrating Excellence in Advocacy | LCPC 3.0 (2023–24)

Lloyd Law College & Lloyd School of Law proudly celebrate the exceptional achievements of the winners of the Lloyd Civil Practice Competition (LCPC) 3.0, recognising their dedication, persuasive advocacy, and excellence in legal reasoning.

Honouring Our Achievers:-
• Winner: Ms. Samiksha Tripathi — B.A.LL.B. (2021–26)
• 1st Runner-Up: Ms. Anoopa Tiwari — B.A.LL.B. (2021–26)
• 2nd Runner-Up: Mr. Srajan Tripathy — B.A.LL.B. (2021–26)
• 3rd Runner-Up: Ms. Toshi Tanu — B.Com.LL.B. (2021–26)

This accomplishment reflects the participants’ commitment to legal excellence, critical thinking, and the art of effective courtroom advocacy. The competition continues to provide an enriching platform for aspiring legal professionals to sharpen their litigation skills and develop confidence in presenting legal arguments.

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan extended their heartfelt congratulations to the winners and wished them continued success in their academic and professional pursuits.

21/10/2026

Lloyd Law College & Lloyd School of Law proudly congratulate the winners of the Lloyd Civil Practice Competition 5.0 (LCPC 5.0) 2025-26.

Winners of LCPC 5.0:
• Arushi (B.A.LL.B., 2024–29) – Winner
• Aayush Sharma (B.A.LL.B., 2021–26) – 1st Runner Up
• Honey Sharma – (B.A.LL.B., 2023–28) – 2nd Runner Up
• Neha Sarkar – (B.A.LL.B., 2022–27) – 3rd Runner Up

We extend our heartiest congratulations to all the winners on this outstanding accomplishment. Their dedication, analytical abilities, and commitment to excellence reflect the spirit of advocacy and professional competence that the competition seeks to nurture among aspiring legal professionals.

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan joined in congratulating the winners and extended their best wishes for their continued success and future achievements.

21/10/2026

Lloyd Law College and Lloyd School of Law are pleased to announce that Mr. Shashank Shekhar, a faculty member at Lloyd Law College, has published an insightful article titled “The Long Wait: What 24 Supreme Court References Reveal About Judicial Delay” on Bar & Bench.

In his article, Mr. Shekhar examines delays in the Supreme Court of India in hearing cases referred to larger benches of seven or more judges. Analysing 24 references from 2000 to September 2026, he highlights how significant constitutional and legal questions can remain unresolved for years or even decades because there are no fixed timelines for hearings. The article explores the Chief Justice of India's role as the “Master of the Roster,” the implications of judicial delays for legal certainty and citizens’ rights, and variations in case-listing practices under successive Chief Justices. It also proposes three key reforms: a public register of pending references, time-bound listing rules, and an annual calendar for larger-bench hearings to strengthen transparency, accountability, and timely justice.

Read the full article here: https://www.barandbench.com/columns/the-long-wait-what-24-supreme-court-references-reveal-about-judicial-delay

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan commend Mr. Shashank Shekhar for his valuable contribution to legal discourse and extend their best wishes for his continued success and future endeavours.

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17/10/2026

The courtroom energy. The powerful arguments. The spirit of advocacy!

Here’s a glimpse of the Lloyd Civil Practice Competition 5.0 (LCPC 5.0), organised by Lloyd Law College and Lloyd School of Law.

From sharp legal reasoning to confident courtroom presentations, witness aspiring lawyers putting their skills, preparation, and passion for justice into action.

Every argument tells a story. Every challenge builds confidence. Every experience shapes a future legal professional.

Let’s relive the highlights of LCPC 5.0!

13/10/2026

Lloyd School of Law proudly celebrates the outstanding achievement of its students at the 16th Amity International Moot Court Competition 2026, organised by Amity Law School, Noida, from 8th to 10th October 2026.

We are delighted to announce that our talented team comprises Ms. Nikita Singh – B.A. LL.B. (2024–29), Ms. Mitali Jalan – B.Com. LL.B. (2025–30), and Ms. Niharika Mishra – B.A. LL.B. (2024–29) has brought laurels to the institution by winning the prestigious Best Memorial Award.

We extend our heartfelt appreciation to their coach, Ms. Astha Singh, Advocate, Delhi High Court, and an expert on ICL-IHL, for her invaluable guidance, mentorship, and constant encouragement throughout their journey.

Dr. Mohd Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan also come together to congratulate our achievers and their mentor on this commendable accomplishment and wished them continued success and many more milestones in their academic and professional journeys.

13/10/2026

Lloyd School of Law takes immense pride in celebrating its remarkable achievement at the Ram Behari Gupta Memorial National Civil Drafting Competition 2026, organised by SGT University, Gurugram, on 10th October 2026.

We are delighted to announce that Ms. Lavanya Kaura (B.A. LL.B., 2025–30) has emerged as the Winner of the Competition, bringing laurels to the institution through her exceptional legal drafting skills and dedication.

We also extend our heartfelt appreciation to her coach, Mr. Ayush Kumar Singh, Advocate, High Court of Delhi and Associate at Maestro Legal, for his invaluable guidance, mentorship, and unwavering support in preparing her for this prestigious competition.

Dr. Mohd. Salim and Dr. Akhilesh Kumar Khan join us in congratulating Ms. Lavanya Kaura on this outstanding accomplishment and extend their best wishes for her continued success and many more milestones in her legal journey.