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More than 300 appearances before the Supreme Court of India, the High Courts and the nation's tribunals. Every brief a person; every argument a duty.
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Shivam Nagpal is an Advocate practising before the Hon'ble Supreme Court of India and the Delhi High Court, with more than 300 cases across the Supreme Court, various High Courts and tribunals, including the NCLAT, NCLT, the PMLA Appellate Tribunal, RERA, the NGT and the NCDRC.
During his tenure at the Office of the Additional Solicitor General of India, at Sud & Sud, the chambers of Sh. Jayant K. Sud, he contributed to several high-profile constitutional, commercial and criminal matters, and appeared before a Five-Judge Constitution Bench on multiple occasions.
His practice pairs complex litigation with strategic counsel for a diverse client base, from leading insurers, global manufacturers and listed enterprises to public-sector undertakings, across the country's principal commercial and constitutional forums.
He is empanelled as Assisting Counsel (Public Defender), Supreme Court Legal Services Committee (2025–2028), appearing in legal-aid and remission matters for those who cannot afford counsel, and serves on the Nyaya Bandhu pro bono panel (Delhi), Department of Justice. He is a member of the Bar Council of Delhi, the Supreme Court Bar Association and the Delhi High Court Bar Association.
He holds a specialised certification in Cyber Law from the London School of Economics (LL204, Grade A−), covering GDPR implementation, data regulation and the legal challenges posed by artificial intelligence, and studied international law at the Kathmandu School of Law, Nepal. His commentary on India's industrial policy has been carried by Law.asia.
Before the robes, there was the cause: at eighteen he founded the OrganForLife Foundation, a grassroots movement for organ and blood donation that has reached tens of thousands. That work took him to the TEDx stage and NDTV's We The People.
Talks, panels and guest lectures at more than fifty institutions across India and abroad. A few that stay close:
"Be Someone's Light", a talk on organ and blood donation, February 2022.
Invited panelist at SRCC, University of Delhi.
New Delhi Global Youth Summit: 2,000+ young delegates from across India; shared the platform with Ambassador Anil Trigunayat (IFS, Retd.) and Major Mohommed Ali Shah.
"Empowering the Youth for a Sustainable Future | Ordinance of a Disruptive Future", with IPC Gulf, 2025.
On eye and organ donation, Sonipat.
With Gargi Rawat, as founder-president of the OrganForLife Foundation.
TEDx
Be Someone's Light
Satyawati College · 2022 · Watch the talk →
Commentary and talks on the law as it meets industry, policy and public life.
"Legally, it moves away from retrospective, ad hoc subsidies and adopts a performance-linked model that aligns with India's international obligations, including WTO norms."
Quoted as an advocate at the Supreme Court of India on the legal architecture of the USD 2.7 billion Production Linked Incentive scheme for electronics.
Read on Law.asia TEDx · Satyawati College · 2022"We all can be someone's light, vision. But not everyone has the potential to be the eyes for someone."
A twelve-minute TEDx talk on organ and blood donation, and on building something for others from the age of eighteen.
Watch on TED.com Television · NDTV"Leave a legacy of life, pledge your organs."
Appeared on NDTV's We The People with Gargi Rawat as founder-president of the OrganForLife Foundation, speaking on India's organ shortage.
Visit OrganForLife Interview · YouTubeIn conversation on building a grassroots movement as a young founder, and why the law and the cause belong together.
Watch on YouTubePart of the counsel team (Jasra & Jasra Law Offices) in the Supreme Court proceedings concerning the regularization of nearly 40,000 ad-hoc employees in Haryana. By judgment dated 16 April 2026 (Narasimha & Chandurkar, JJ.), the Court upheld the State's notification, restoring the services of thousands, including university teachers.
Complex litigation and strategic counsel for leading insurers, manufacturers, listed enterprises and public-sector undertakings, across the Supreme Court, High Courts, NCLAT, NCLT, the PMLA Appellate Tribunal, RERA, NGT and NCDRC.
Empanelled as Assisting Counsel (Public Defender) for legal-aid matters before the Supreme Court of India, including remission and premature-release matters for convicts who have served long years of incarceration, so that liberty is not lost to poverty.
Pro bono panel (Delhi) under the national access-to-justice programme.
At Sud & Sud, the chambers of Sh. Jayant K. Sud, former Additional Solicitor General of India. Contributed to high-profile constitutional, commercial and criminal matters, including appearances before a Five-Judge Constitution Bench.
Summer module at LSE, Grade A− (200-point course; 7.5 ECTS): GDPR and the regulation of personal data, data flows, profiling and automated decision-making, intermediary liability, the right to be forgotten, copyright, regulatory approaches to AI, and NFTs & property.
International law and legal studies; certificate received alongside the former Attorney General of Nepal, Prof. (Dr.) Yubaraj Sangraula, and Prof. Dr. Mizanur Rahman.
Carried as expert commentary on the Production Linked Incentive scheme for electronics components: subsidy design, WTO compatibility and India's industrial-policy shift. Read the article
Spoke as Advocate, Supreme Court of India on "Empowering the Youth for a Sustainable Future | Ordinance of a Disruptive Future", alongside energy and education leaders, with IPC Gulf.
Invited panels at Shri Ram College of Commerce and IIT Delhi, speaking to students on law, civic responsibility and building things that outlast you.
Began practice before the Supreme Court of India and the courts of Delhi: constitutional, commercial and regulatory matters.
Delivered at TEDxSatyawatiCollege on organ and blood donation. Watch the talk
A grassroots non-profit promoting organ and blood donation pledges across India, reaching more than 30,000 people in its first two years.
Reported judgments, orders and coverage in matters argued are a search away. See the public record for yourself.
Search the recordIndia performs only a few thousand transplants a year against more than a million people in end-stage organ failure. At least fifteen patients die every day waiting; every ten minutes a new name joins the list. The OrganForLife Foundation, founded by Shivam at eighteen, exists to close that gap, one pledge at a time.
Campaigns in colleges and communities, blood-donation drives, and conversations that turn a taboo into a decision. Work recognised on national television and the TEDx stage.
"We all can be someone's light, someone's vision. Not everyone gets to be the eyes for someone, but anyone can choose to be."Shivam Nagpal, TEDx
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