Our Managing Partner and Principal Attorney at Law, Dr. Joshita Davar Khemani, has been a distinguished thought leader in the field of intellectual property for over three decades. Dr. Khemani possesses a profound understanding of complex IP matters, particularly within the domain of trademark law. Her expertise extends to advising governmental bodies on the formulation and implementation of patent, trademark, and copyright policies, contributing significantly to the evolution of India’s IP legal framework. Furthermore, her advocacy through the courts has been instrumental in shaping contemporary Indian IP jurisprudence.

Dr. Davar Khemani is a frequent participant in leading international IP conferences and workshops, contributing to the global discourse on intellectual property rights. She is also a prolific writer, regularly publishing on a diverse range of IP law topics in India, with a particular emphasis on harmonizing Indian IP practices with international standards. Her acknowledged expertise and extensive experience have positioned her as a sought-after commentator and contributor on contemporary IP issues.

Under Dr. Davar Khemani’s astute leadership, L.S. Davar & Co. has ascended to the forefront of Indian IP law firms, boasting a team of over 300 professionals. Driven by client needs and a commitment to comprehensive service, she has strategically expanded the firm’s practice areas to encompass a broader spectrum of legal services. Her strategic vision and unwavering mission are to deliver high-quality, accessible legal counsel across diverse fora, including but not limited to Intellectual Property, Arbitration, Data Protection and Privacy, Cyber Law, and Corporate Advisory.

Beyond her legal accomplishments, Dr. Khemani demonstrates a deep commitment to social welfare. As President of the Bustee Welfare Centre (BWC), a government-recognized NGO in West Bengal, India, she spearheads initiatives providing essential resources—including food, education, uniforms, and healthcare—to over 500 underprivileged children.