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At Ramseyer & Associates PC (Attorneys at Law) Law Firm, Mr. Parth Singh joined our team in 2025 as Foreign Attorney Associate (New York Bar pending) who is also a distinguished Attorney in India with extensive experience in both Indian and scholarly work in U.S. legal systems. With a formidable record in high-stakes civil and commercial litigation, his expertise also spans international law and human rights. He is a licensed advocate in India, admitted to practice before the Supreme Court of India, and is preparing to sit for the New York State Bar Examination in February 2026.
Mr. Singh's exceptional legal career is a testament to his impressive academic background. He holds a Master of Laws (LL.M.) from Columbia Law School, specializing in Corporate Transactions, Legislation and Regulation, Tax, and Human Rights. While at Columbia, he was a Staff Editor for the Columbia Human Rights Law Review & Jailhouse Lawyer's Manual. He was also a recipient of the Columbia Law School Merit Award Scholarship.
Prior to his studies at Columbia, Mr. Singh earned multiple master's degrees from India's most prestigious law schools:
Mr. Singh is a talented individual who has the rare distinction of having served as a law clerk-cum-research associate to a Supreme Court Judge in India, where he conducted extensive legal research, drafted bench memoranda, and analyzed over 1,000 petitions and appeals. He also served as an Empaneled Counsel for the State Government at the High Court of Punjab and Haryana, where he contributed to high-stakes litigation. He is also a former law clerk to the Supreme Court of India.
His scholarly contributions are notable, with previous works published in a Scopus-indexed journal and an upcoming publication with Cambridge University Press. He has been awarded the Parker School Recognition of Achievement in International and Comparative Law from Columbia Law School, which acknowledges students who have demonstrated scholarly commitment and completed at least ten academic credits in international or comparative law.
His experience further includes:
