- Mothers Who Donate and Mothers Who Sell: False Dichotomies in the Regulation of Living Organ Transplant Dadiya, Jinal . 2017. Mothers Who Donate and Mothers Who Sell: False Dichotomies in the Regulation of Living Organ Transplant. Socio-Legal Review, 13(1), 3.
Dr Jinal Dadiya
Staff details
Jinal's research focuses on Health Law, the Law of Obligations, Law & Emotions, & Legal History
Jinal is an AHRC International Fellow and Lecturer in Law at Goldsmiths, University of London where she teaches a range of modules including Land Law and the Law of Tort. She currently co-convenes the undergraduate taught programmes in Law.
Jinal researches themes in Health Law, the Law of Obligations, Law & Emotions, and Legal History - areas in which she has published. She is currently working on a funded project on Heartbreak and the Law.
Jinal holds a PhD from the University of Cambridge, a graduate degree in law from the University of Oxford, and an undergraduate degree from the National Law School in Bangalore, India. Before becoming a legal academic, she was an attorney in Big Law as part of a regulatory affairs and public policy practice.
Academic qualifications
- PhD in Law, University of Cambridge 2022
- BCL, University of Oxford 2016
- B.A. LL.B (Hons)., National Law School of India University 2015
Publications and research outputs
Article
- A Right to Health Case for Access to Affordable Procreative Assistance Dadiya, Jinal ORCID logo
- How the law soothed broken hearts in 19th-century America Dadiya, Jinal . 2024. How the law soothed broken hearts in 19th-century America. Psyche,
- Medical need and medicalisation in funding assisted reproduction: A right to health analysis Dadiya, Jinal . 2022. Medical need and medicalisation in funding assisted reproduction: A right to health analysis. Medical Law International, 22(3), pp. 249-274. ISSN 0968-5332
Book Section
- Fertility Clinic Licensing as Contractual Delegation Dadiya, Jinal . 2023. Fertility Clinic Licensing as Contractual Delegation. In: Anuja S, ed. Trends in Reproductive Sociology. Routledge.
Digital
- Neighbourly Duties: Malicious Abuse of Process and Witness Immunity in Nikita Hand’s claims against her neighbours Dadiya, Jinal . 2025. Neighbourly Duties: Malicious Abuse of Process and Witness Immunity in Nikita Hand’s claims against her neighbours.
Thesis
- Equitable Access to Assisted Reproduction: Designing regulation for efficacious realisation of the right to reproductive health Dadiya, Jinal . 2022. Equitable Access to Assisted Reproduction: Designing regulation for efficacious realisation of the right to reproductive health. Doctoral thesis, University of Cambridge