Ivy League Graduate · Attorney (India) · Columbia Law School LL.M., 2025 Licensed by New York State Supreme Court as Legal Consultant (India)

Parth Singh’s UAE experience includes student commercial-law placements and later of-counsel work involving contracts, compliance and cross-border questions.
At COMM-IT Middle East FZC, his internship involved labour-compliance reports, incorporation drafts, insolvency research and review of contracts and agreements.
The STA Law Firm internship covered midstream contracts, airspace policy, beneficial-ownership disclosure and contributory negligence, together with an arbitration research presentation.
Of counsel, October 2022–December 2023; senior of counsel, December 2023–July 2024. The work included Indian money-laundering and white-collar questions, with cross-border contract drafting and document review.
A study break ran from July 2024 to July 2025. The later senior of-counsel entry runs from July 2025 to July 2026. These dates place the relationship around the Columbia LL.M. year.
The selected archive includes AI, Machine Learning & Big Data Laws and Regulations 2025 – UAE, coauthored with Aman Garg, and later forum-selection research with Srinivas Rao Kaveti. Each paper retains its own date and repository status.
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