The Columbia year

Parth Singh completed the Columbia Law School LL.M. in 2025. The August 2024–May 2025 academic year combined advanced legal study with editing and human-rights research.

His recorded areas of study include corporations, administrative law, transactions, taxation and human rights. These subjects bring business organization and public regulation into the academic account.

The Columbia Human Rights Law Review and A Jailhouse Lawyer’s Manual mastheads list Parth as a staff editor. The Review publishes legal scholarship; the Manual supplies legal information for people in prison and their supporters.

Parth undertook an academic-credit research assistantship with Luna Borges Pereira Santos, Columbia’s Lecturer in Law and Supervising Staff Attorney. His work included assistance with academic publications and reproductive-justice research.

Through the Smith Family Human Rights Clinic, he contributed to research undertaken in collaboration with Amnesty International. The collaboration examined fossil-fuel infrastructure and human rights; the institution’s November 2025 account describes the resulting Extraction Extinction report.

Columbia’s Fall 2025 alumni notes record his appointment at Ramseyer & Associates after the LL.M. The New York chapter follows that appointment in its supervised professional capacity.

Editorial work · Research assistantship · Clinic collaboration

Columbia Low Library. Photograph: Ajay Suresh  from New York, NY, USA. 

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