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Lend me your ears. Our voices are not heard, and we are invisible in the array of black and white. While I commend Legallyindia for being one of the only sources (the accuracy of information is disputable) in the Internet for information on the field of Corporate Laws, I believe the representation for the litigating community is nil and frankly the profession is commented upon quite condescendingly.
I want to build something similar just for us, just for those who aspire to go to court and "suffer for 10 years until they make money". I wonder whether people would take this seriously or whether this post will become a moment of laughter. Please tell me your thoughts on the same.