Ryan Singh
Partner
Protecting Innovation Across Intellectual Property and Technology Law
“Intellectual property is rarely won at the point of filing - it is won in the diligence that precedes it and the vigilance that follows. My role is to see that clients are protected before a dispute arises, not merely defended after one begins.”
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Technology Law
Ryan Singh practices across Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), technology law, construction law, and litigation. He has been enrolled as an advocate since 2019, working across those four areas rather than narrowing into one.
In IPR, his work covers trademark registration, defense, and opposition, representing clients before the Registrar of Trademarks. On the technology law side, he handles digital and data-centric disputes.
His construction law work centers on arbitration - contractual disputes, including landmark cases in the sector. He also takes on commercial litigation, civil litigation, and criminal matters, for both individual and corporate clients.
He holds a B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) from Damodaram Sanjivayya National Law University, alongside academic and research work in the field. His approach leans analytical and case-specific rather than templated.
Core Practice Areas
- Trademark Registration, Defense & Opposition
- Technology & Data-Centric Disputes
- Construction Law & Arbitration
- Commercial Litigation
- Civil Litigation
- Criminal Matters
Distinctive Professional Approach
- Sharp analytical, research-driven case preparation
- Client-focused, holistic legal solutions
- Meticulous representation before regulatory bodies
- Practical handling of digital and data-centric disputes
- Tailored strategies for individual and corporate clients
Proven Track Record
- Advocate enrolled since 2019 across multiple legal domains
- Representation before the Registrar of Trademarks in registration, defense, and opposition matters
- Assistance in landmark construction law arbitration cases
- Distinguished academic and research contributions in IPR and technology law