National Seminar on Law, Innovation, and Society by St. Joseph’s College of Law, Bengaluru: Register by Oct 25

About the St. Joseph’s College of Law, Bengaluru

St. Joseph’s College of Law is approved by the Bar Council of India (BCI), New Delhi and affiliated to Karnataka State Law University, Hubbali.

St. Joseph’s College of Law has forayed into the area of imparting legal education in the academic year 2017-2018. It is the first ever Jesuit Law College in South Asia.

The institution is driven by the ideology of faith and labour that is resonated in the motto of the college “FIDE ET LABORE.”

The members of the Bangalore Jesuit Society started the Institution as they strongly felt that imparting legal education is necessary as it equips a citizen with techniques, skills, competences, basic philosophies, ideologies, critiques, and instrumentalities all addressed to the creation and maintenance of a just society. At St. Joseph’s College of Law, we are driven with the vision to produce competent, ethically sound lawyers who are committed to the cause of transforming the society.

About the Seminar

In an era defined by rapid technological advancement and digital transformation, the role of law in shaping, responding to, and regulating innovation has never been more critical. From artificial intelligence and data-driven governance to the challenges of intellectual property, privacy, and digital access, legal systems worldwide are under pressure to evolve.

This seminar seeks to explore the intersection of law, innovation, and society, with a special focus on how rights and regulations must be rethought to ensure accountability, inclusivity, and justice in a digitally connected world. It will bring together academics, legal professionals, policymakers, technologists, and students to discuss emerging legal challenges and opportunities in fields ranging from IPR and AI to data protection, legal tech, and sustainable innovation.

THEMES FOR THE SEMINAR

• Innovation and Legal Frameworks
• Data, Privacy, and the Digital State
• Rights and Access in the Technological Era
• Global and Comparative Legal Perspectives

Eligibility

– Legal academics and researchers.

– Practitioners in IPR and technology law.

– Policymakers and government officials.

– Industry leaders and Tech Law developers.

– Law students and PhD scholars.

– IP consultants and startups.

Date and Venue

4th November 2025

Mode of Seminar- Hybrid (Zoom Platform)

St. Joseph’s College of Law, Bengaluru.

Deadline

The Last date to register is on 25 Oct 2025

Registration Fees & Certificate

The registration fees for the event will be Rs. 500/- only payable in cash for non SJCL students only.

(E- certificates will be issued to those participants who have attended the whole Seminar)

Click Here to Register.

Contact Information

Email- [email protected]     

The brochure is here.