Credentials and Professional Recognition
My legal practice extends from the Supreme Court to academic boards and corporate training rooms. These milestones reflect my commitment to justice, policy, and empowering others to know their rights.
A certificate of appreciation from the Central University of South Bihar for my role as a Session Chair at the AVINYA 2.0 conference on Intellectual Property.
I was honored to be invited to deliver a lecture at the National Conference on the Importance of Innovation and Research in Education at DIET, Bareilly.
An invitation to serve on the judging panel for an inter-college debate on menstrual awareness and societal responsibility, organized by the Brahmih International Foundation.
A formal request from the NCC to conduct a guest lecture for cadets on POCSO and Women's Safety, enhancing their ability to face challenges in life.
Media coverage of a Women's Day program I participated in, focused on raising awareness about gender equality and the prevention of sexual harassment at the workplace.
A news clipping detailing my role as an election officer for the Indian Railways, sealing the ballot boxes for a vote on the old pension scheme.
Featured as a distinguished speaker for the AVINYA 2.0 cross-continental conference on Intellectual Property Rights, hosted by the Central University of South Bihar.
About Credentials and Recognition
Being involved in POSH committees isn't just about the title—it’s where I see the loopholes in how companies handle internal complaints. I use this specific inside knowledge when I draft your POSH complaint or prepare you for an inquiry, ensuring you aren't just another case file that the committee can ignore or suppress.
My credentials are not just accolades; they are the tools I use to fight for you. Whether I am chairing an intellectual property conference, judging debates on societal issues, or training NCC cadets on the POCSO Act, my goal is always the same: to strip away the complex layers of law and make justice accessible.
Why My Experience Matters to Your Case
When you hire a lawyer, you need someone who understands the system from the inside out. My recognition as a speaker and trainer across government and educational institutions means I am constantly updating my knowledge on policy shifts and committee biases.
- Policy and Compliance Audit: I don't just fight cases; I help organizations build systems that work. This gives me a unique advantage when identifying where your company’s IC (Internal Committee) might be failing you.
- Supreme Court Representation: My practice at the Supreme Court of India ensures that whether your issue starts as a workplace grievance or a criminal complaint, I understand the legal precedents required to escalate your matter if the local committees fail to deliver justice.
- A Voice for Education: By teaching young cadets about women's safety and speaking at legal conferences, I stay sharp on the 'why' behind the laws. I don't just recite sections of the IPC; I understand the spirit of the law and how to apply it to your specific situation.
Legal battles are won on facts, not on who speaks the loudest. My history of engaging with these systems shows that I know how to navigate the bureaucracy, call out the bias, and ensure your side of the story is the one that gets heard.
Shraddha Saxena
I don't just practice law; I live it, from arguing in the Supreme Court to auditing company POSH policies. My credentials aren't just for display—they are the tools I use to protect you and fight for the justice you deserve.
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