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On the one had, the PA might be correct and absolutely being mistreated (which is wrong on his part).
On the other hand, the PA might be absolutely incorrect in how she chooses to describe the situation (which is wrong on her part).
Where does the truth lie?
On this forum, we’ve actually started shooting first and thinking later, we’ve started believing all the allegations without hearing the complete story; maybe we need to rethink our approach and start questioning what we’re seeing here.
All 4 are really good, having worked in the space for some time, I'd say khaitan is probably the best from what I have heard and I work at one of these 4 firms and it isnt khaitan.
In contrast to this, there are NO slow days in Delhi Disputes if you are in a decent-sized terms in terms of filing. Days which seem slow actually bother you and you check and recheck your case-diary entry list or calendar to verify in case you missed a meeting and will be blasted for it by your seniors.
1. Was the "[AI generated]" flag inserted into the title by the OP or by the moderators?
2. If the moderators inserted the flag, on what basis was this done? The use of the m dash? Or the bombastic, quasi news coverage-like tone of the post? Or both? Is it that the two factors in conjunction point in the direction of AI or something? Or do you have some positive proof that this was generated by AI such as an AI detection tool? If so, what tool are you using and what is its reliability?
NB: I am not the OP in disguise. The only reason I opened the post was actually the flag, because the fact is that my career ambitions are such that what does or does not happen at a T1 disputes practice is information as irrelevant to me as Sherlock Holmes found the workings of the solar system to being a detective, though I will acknowledge that one person has given a very good answer which I hope those for whom this is relevant will find useful.
Also, WCC at Firms is a sham of what actual criminal work looks like in Courts. If you have the slightest inclination of practising criminal law then you’ll have to start with Chambers and at District Courts, there’s no way around it regardless of what people may tell you.
All the best!
Also can you reflect on how many and kind of tasks are present on a single day (in normal course of business)
https://www.telegraphindia.com/amp/west-bengal/bjp-bengal-looks-beyond-mlas-for-finance-ministry-economist-sanjeev-sanyal-frontrunner-prnt/cid/2159937
EC etc records are a fascinating trove of info. No wonder every admin has been deeply reluctant to make the entire process transparent and accessible. And our dear teach in the EC have been complicit in maintaining the opacity.
Then again the SJA now would much rather wag it's tail to...
Sounds like he’s stuck between a rock and a hard place.
Why bother with explanations? Just kick him out.
Let’s not justify making everyone comfortable for someone who is making someone uncomfortable. Also POSCO is not tiny - a child’s statement is taken - like in this case the psychiatric statement is submitted.
https://www.news18.com/india/covid-era-measures-after-pms-appeal-is-work-from-home-set-to-return-to-indias-workplaces-ws-l-10084249.html
Internationally: Financial Times (UK and U.S.-focussed but also with good stuff about Europe and other parts of the world), Economist, London Times (UK focus), Wall Street Journal.
Business Standard
Economic Times
Financial Express???
idk how to go about this - I gave clat 2026 and to say it didn't go well would be an understatement because i ended up with an air 12,000.
I've always was never able to get very good grades because of the fact that i honestly used to lack discipline. i got low 80s in 10th and 12th, couldn't get through clat and also couldn't do Mhcet 5 years well. I am just....such a bucket of failure and even though i've started studying sincerely, the despair won't go away. My home life is extremely turbulent and all i want is to go to a T1 NLU next year and leave this place
I just don't know what to say... My mental health has reached an absolute all time low. I've started getting such dark, painful thoughts and have basically zero emotional support system at home. I've even started considering self harming again. This sub is always some how the one place that motivates me to keep going because of the personal stories that a lot of you share.
Plus I have all these questions like Are double droppers discriminated or treated differently socially? and.. even philosophically" if i get a good rank this time, will my previous failures still be relevant?
I understand LegalAI startups have a different need than traditional firms with TMT practice, but how does one make it into either? I am BO'27, any advice, leads would be of great help!
Disputes work pertains to scdrc, insurance advisory (in short emails to insurers and brokers)
you will work mainly on zambian law , etc and matters pertaining to the same, since one of the firms largest clients operates over there
Culture- not like that of a conventional law firm
the hrs of both these firms are toooo laid back, i’ve been trying the traditional route for almost two years and i haven’t even heard back!
so if you guys have any tips or suggestions about how you scored it, please lmk thanks!
Would really appreciate any inputs.