Advocate Ipshita Goyal

Ipshita Goyal Advocate

Associate | IPR & Tech Law Expert

Adv. Ipshita Goyal is a Junior Associate and a Double Gold Medalist holding an LL.M. in Intellectual Property Law from Gujarat National Law University (GNLU). She graduated as the overall Gold Medalist in her B.A.LL.B. (Hons.) from Maharshi Dayanand University and secured an impressive All India Rank of 299 in the CLAT PG examination. Recognized for her exceptional legal research and editorial management skills, she is a driven advocate who seamlessly integrates academic rigor with practical legal drafting and compliance strategies.

Professional Experience

  • Senior Executive & Editor-in-Chief, Legal Thirst Organization: Led a team of legal interns, handled civil and land dispute drafting under Senior Counsel Atul Kumar Goyal, and managed policy analysis/compliance for Start-Up Kro.

  • Founder & Editor-in-Chief, The Brief Magazine: Founded a digital legal magazine with over 10,000 readers, spearheading high-impact projects like Project She Can (women's empowerment) and I Stand for Pride (LGBTQ+ rights).

  • Social & Legal Leadership: Served as Vice-President for GIRLUP JURIS (a UN Girl Up Club) and Vice-President of the WICCI Haryana State Legal Awareness Council, organizing prominent awareness drives on POSH and gender equality.

  • Editorial Roles: Served as Senior Editor for The GNLU Law Review (TGLR), the flagship journal at GNLU.

Publications

    • Books: Co-authored A Complete Manual on Intellectual Property & Cyber Laws in India. (Buy Now)

    • Research Papers:

      • "Unveiling the Mysterious Mastermind: IP Behind the AI Boom" (Awarded Best Paper, National Seminar M.D.U.).

      • "Consumer Protection in AI World: E-commerce and Dark Patterns".

      • "Algorithmic Justice and Rule of Law in the age of AI".

      • "Reimagining TRIPS in the age of AI-enabled Digital Health inequities".

    • Articles: Published practical legal articles including "Article 370: A Constitutional History of Jammu and Kashmir"(Read Here)

    • "Can #Hashtags Be Protected Under IP Law?".