Sudhanshu Paliwal
Professional Profile
Sudhanshu Paliwal is a Registered Indian Patent Agent (IN/PA-5802) and intellectual property specialist with expertise in patent drafting, prosecution, and global patent strategy across multiple technical domains.
He has significant experience in handling end-to-end patent lifecycle management, including drafting provisional and non-provisional patent applications, managing prosecution proceedings, and advising inventors and organizations on patentability and protection strategies. His work spans across Indian and international jurisdictions, including filings before the USPTO and PCT applications administered by WIPO.
Sudhanshu has worked extensively with technology-driven innovations, collaborating closely with inventors, startups, and enterprises to translate complex technical concepts into precise, structured, and legally robust patent specifications. His approach focuses on aligning patent drafting with long-term prosecution strategy and enforceability.
He currently serves as Team Lead – Drafting and Prosecution at Researchwire Knowledge Solutions, where he leads patent drafting and prosecution work across engineering and technology domains, including handling responses to office actions and managing grant processes in India and the United States.
His prior experience includes working with leading IP and legal service organizations, where he handled patent prosecution (India and US), office action responses, patent searches, and inventor consultations, along with exposure to contract review, SaaS agreements, and legal documentation.
Sudhanshu holds a dual degree in B.Tech (Computer Science Engineering) and LL.B. (Cyber Law), and is currently pursuing an LL.M. in Intellectual Property Rights. His combined technical and legal expertise enables him to deliver high-quality, strategy-driven IP solutions for innovation-focused businesses.
At SolvLegal, he is associated as an Intellectual Property Expert, supporting patent strategy, drafting, and prosecution matters for clients across jurisdictions.