Tanushree Upadhayay
About Tanushree Upadhayay
Tanushree Upadhayay is a Legal Associate at Elevate with expertise in drafting various agreements and proficiency in contract management and risk analysis.
Work at Elevate
Tanushree Upadhayay currently serves as a Legal Associate at Elevate, having started in June 2023. In this role, she focuses on reviewing and drafting commercial contracts. Prior to her current position, she worked as a Legal Consultant at Elevate from 2022 to 2023 for a duration of six months. Her experience at Elevate is complemented by her previous roles in legal internships, which have contributed to her expertise in contract management.
Education and Expertise
Tanushree Upadhayay studied Law at the University of Rajasthan, where she earned a B.A.LLB Hons. from 2016 to 2021. She also pursued a Diploma in Intellectual Property Law at Maharashtra National Law University, Mumbai. Additionally, she obtained a Master of Laws (LLM) from Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad. Her expertise includes drafting various agreements such as Patent License Agreements, Web Hosting Agreements, and Sponsor Research Agreements, as well as proficiency in contract management and risk analysis.
Background
Tanushree Upadhayay completed her early education at St. Angela Sophia School in Jaipur. She has accumulated diverse legal experience through internships at various law firms and judicial bodies, including the Special Judge CBI Jaipur and the Rajasthan High Court. Her internships provided her with practical insights into the legal field, enhancing her skills in legal research and documentation.
Legal Internship Experience
Tanushree has completed several legal internships that have shaped her professional development. In 2018, she interned at the Special Judge CBI Jaipur for one month. She also interned with Advocate Ashwani Sharma in 2020 for one month and with Advocate Amarjeet Singh Mastana in 2019. Additionally, she worked with the Additional Advocate General, Anurag Sharma, at the Rajasthan High Court in 2018. These experiences have contributed to her understanding of legal processes and contract law.