Chambers of Jain and Kumar: Leading India’s Legal Revolution in Data Privacy and Digital Law Awareness

In an era defined by data and driven by digital transformation, the lines between technology and law are rapidly blurring. Recognizing the growing need for awareness, compliance, and proactive governance, Chambers of Jain and Kumar, led by Partners Yojit Pareek, Aarushi Jain, and Prateek Kumar, is setting new benchmarks in legal education and corporate responsibility across India.

Recently, the firm conducted an intensive Data Privacy and Protection Training Session  for the team at Planet Hollywood, Goa, followed by another exclusive session at the newly launched Planet Hollywood, Thane City. These training programs mark a significant milestone in the firm’s efforts to empower Indian businesses with the tools and understanding needed to comply with modern privacy regulations and ethical data practices.

Empowering Businesses with Data Privacy Awareness

As India transitions into a digital-first economy, organizations across industries — especially hospitality — face mounting pressure to safeguard customer data. The Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act) has redefined how companies collect, process, and store personal information. For brands like Planet Hollywood, where thousands of guests interact daily, compliance is not just a legal mandate but a foundation of customer trust.

The sessions by Chambers of Jain and Kumar were designed to bridge the gap between legal theory and practical implementation. Over several hours, teams from departments such as Front Desk, HR, IT, and Operations engaged in a hands-on learning experience covering:

* Key global and Indian privacy laws and their real-world implications

* Department-wise responsibilities for data protection

* Precedent-setting legal judgments

* Everyday compliance challenges and realistic solutions

* Interactive Q&A sessions customized for each department

The enthusiasm and engagement displayed by Planet Hollywood’s staff reflected a shared understanding — that data privacy is no longer a back-office issue but an integral part of daily business operations.

From Goa to Thane: Scaling the Impact

Following the success of the Goa session, the Planet Hollywood team extended the initiative to their new Thane property, reaffirming the value and necessity of such proactive training. The expansion of these programs across multiple locations highlights an emerging trend among leading organizations: integrating privacy education into company culture.

The firm’s Partners, known for their pragmatic approach to law, emphasized that awareness is the cornerstone of compliance. As Prateek Kumar noted during the session, “The most effective defense against data breaches isn’t just a strong IT system — it’s a well-informed team that understands the responsibility of handling data.”

Legal Bagel: A Voice for the Digital Legal Revolution

Beyond corporate training, Chambers of Jain and Kumar continues to make legal knowledge accessible through their innovative podcast, “Legal Bagel,” hosted by Aarushi Jain and Yojit Pareek, Advocates and Founding Partners. The latest episode, “India’s New Digital Laws – What You Should Know (And Why It Matters),”explores how India’s evolving digital framework impacts individuals, startups, and corporations alike.

Available on Spotify, the podcast demystifies complex topics like data privacy, cybersecurity, and digital accountability, translating legal jargon into relatable insights. Their conversational style and real-world examples make the podcast a refreshing way for listeners to stay updated in an ever-evolving legal ecosystem.

The podcast series reflects the firm’s philosophy — that law is not just about enforcement but empowerment. By fostering open dialogue and spreading awareness, Chambers of Jain and Kumar are helping bridge the gap between the legal community and the public.

Building a Future-Ready Legal Culture

With India’s digital landscape expanding rapidly, the firm’s initiatives — from data privacy workshops to digital law podcasts — represent a forward-thinking approach to law practice. They’re not just responding to regulatory changes; they’re shaping the future of legal literacy and compliance culture in India.

The combination of expert-led corporate training and public outreach through podcasts demonstrates how Chambers of Jain and Kumar is redefining what it means to be a modern law firm. Their mission goes beyond offering legal services; it’s about creating a legally aware society that can thrive responsibly in the digital age.

As more businesses embrace digital transformation, the need for informed and ethical practices will only intensify. Firms like Chambers of Jain and Kumar are proving that proactive education and engagement — rather than reactive crisis management — are the true hallmarks of sustainable compliance.They also provide client/industry specific trainings which are not just limited to hospitality but to tech, EPC, logistics, EV and consumer goods spaces.