Legal consultancy — Yashaswini Gaikwad

Legal & AI Governance Consultation

I’m an IP, legal and technology lawyer working with startups, product teams and founders on the legal side of building and scaling. I consult with Flipkart, mentor founders at the Build3 accelerator, and focus on AI governance and the responsible adoption of AI products. This session is for anyone who wants clear, practical legal guidance without the jargon.

What’s included

• A 1:1 online consultation focused on your specific questions

• Guidance on any of these areas: intellectual property (trademarks, copyright, ownership of code and content), contracts (founder agreements, client and vendor contracts, NDAs, terms of service), data protection and privacy compliance, and AI governance (responsible AI use, policies, risk and regulatory readiness)

• An honest assessment of where you stand and what needs attention first

• Clear, prioritised next steps you can act on after the call

How it works

1. Book a slot that suits you.

2. Share your background and questions beforehand (details below), so we can use our time well.

3. We meet online and work through your questions together.

4. You leave with a clear picture of your legal position and a practical action plan.

If your matter needs ongoing support, drafting or a detailed review, we can discuss a separate engagement after the call.

What I need from you

• A short description of your business or project and its current stage

• Your key questions or concerns, listed in order of priority

• Any relevant documents (contracts, policies, terms, pitch deck) shared in advance, if you’d like me to look at them

• Any deadlines or decisions you’re facing

Please note

This consultation offers general legal guidance based on the information you share. It does not create an ongoing lawyer-client engagement unless we agree on one separately.

A couple of things worth checking before you paste it: the session length, whether you want to promise a written summary after the call, and whether that last disclaimer fits how you practise. Tell me those and I’ll adjust.