Manushi is an experienced advocate with over five years of comprehensive experience in various legal areas including corporate laws, cyber laws, intellectual property laws, media and entertainment, sports law, fashion law, commercial disputes, civil litigation, and criminal law. She began her career in the financial services sector and became skilled in Intellectual Property Rights (IPR), Media and Entertainment law, Corporate and Commercial Disputes, Arbitration, and Mediation. Throughout her legal career, she has been dedicated to providing strategic and results-driven legal solutions to various clients, from startups and individuals to multinational corporations.

Throughout her career, she has successfully navigated complex legal landscapes, offering insightful and effective counsel that aligns with her clients’ unique objectives and challenges. Her expertise spans several critical areas:

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR): Expert in protecting and enforcing trademarks, copyrights, patents, and trade secrets. Her practice involves advising on IP strategy, conducting thorough IP audits, and managing litigation and dispute resolution in this dynamic field.

Media and Entertainment Law: Adept at addressing the legal needs of clients in the entertainment industry, including contract negotiation, talent management, rights clearance, and compliance with regulatory standards. Her experience includes working with artists, production houses, broadcasters, and digital platforms.

Corporate and Commercial Disputes: Skilled in handling a wide range of commercial litigation, from breach of contract cases to shareholder disputes. Her approach emphasizes practical, business-oriented solutions that safeguard her clients’ interests and foster long-term success.

Arbitration and Mediation: Experienced in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) methods, she is committed to resolving conflicts efficiently and amicably. Her role as an arbitrator and mediator has enabled me to facilitate fair and impartial resolutions, often avoiding the need for protracted litigation.