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By sheer dumb luck, a neighbor (CS) helped me get a job at the consultancy firm (T2/3 city) she works in, run by an LLB CS guy. Very kind man. Decent work (tho kinda confused if the work I’m doing is for a CS or a lawyer). shit pay (5k). Started this week. Been following LI for a while ever since started seeing some light, and so I thought litigation was the only way out of this rot (afraid can’t give exams now). So now idk which route to take. Heart says corp because known waters. But climb sounds steep and frankly, uncertain.
Which brings me to my ques. Does some vestige of NLU privilege still lie in my CV/career, to be salvaged in the near future? Or have I positively blown it all up? should I just go w lit? Where do chances of me making it lie more?
Somewhere between all those conversations, I fell in love with you.
We talked about our future, made little plans, imagined what it would be like when we finally meet, what we would do, where we would go, and all those small things that maybe looked silly to someone else but meant so much to me. I started seeing you in my future without even trying.
Then you told me that you needed some space because of your personal issues. I understood. I didn't want to pressure you, so I gave you the space you asked for. I waited, thinking that whenever you were ready, you would come back and talk to me.
But then the messages stopped.
And honestly, I don't know what happened.
It feels like I got ghosted without even getting a goodbye. And that's the part that hurts the most, because I know you. Or atleast I thought I knew you. This doesn't feel like the person I used to talk to, the person who shared everything with me.
Maybe something changed. Maybe your feelings changed. Maybe you met someone else. Maybe you just don't want this anymore. I don't know.
But ▮▮▮, if that's what you want, please just tell me.
If you want to end this and move on, I promise I won't fight you. I won't blame you. I won't force you to stay. Just be honest with me. Give me a reason, say goodbye properly, and I will respect your decision, even if it breaks my heart.
But please don't leave me wondering what happened.
Because I am still here. I still love you. I still think about you, about us, about all those things we planned and all those conversations we had.
I don't know if you will ever come back, but a part of me is still hoping that you will.
So if there is even a little part of you that wants to talk to me again, please come back and talk to me.
And if you don't want me anymore, just tell me.
I can accept the truth.
What I can't accept is silence from someone who once meant so much to me.
I miss you, ▮▮▮.
And more than anything, I just want to hear from you again. ❤️
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@mods could you please check this (soon, if possible please)?
For reference, this was the link: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ltk2xnERP1OWklq60BEsJFhl3eSuQX7nQEdo_v37ggs/edit?usp=sharing
Hoping the Sword of ELP will save us all from oblivion!
No increments, no bonuses for Partners, no equity till date. The so-called profit distribution that was promised has not been paid for the last 3 years. If equity partnes didnt get it, then who got it?
This so-called "most professionally run firm" is a complete facade. It is a blessing in disguise that they are not coming for Day Zero recruitments. We are told by insiders that don’t even think of joining it.
If anyone has appeared for this test, could you please let me know what kind of questions they ask, how I can prepare for it, and what score is generally required to move to the next stage?
Any guidance would be really helpful. Thanks!
Nice perks of covering legal snobs all day everyday.
Friendly reminder that if I haven’t replied to your 8th follow up email about feedback, I probably won’t reply to your 10th, either.
Cause I’ve got nothing nice to say.
With absolutely no feedback for TAE,
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Harvey and Legora remain the main giants in the space, with Legora being more focused on marketing tbh while Harvey's trying for moonshots with their own tech/models but doesn't seem to have the calibre to execute just yet.
Claude/ChatGPT have better (or at best the same) models compared to the legal AI platforms, but do not have bespoke integrations for caselaw/statutes/etc. It's still quicker (specifically in Indian law) to research through traditional sources (Manu, SCC, etc) and use Claude/ChatGPT.
For firms/teams/chambers in the market, I'd recommend trying out Pro subscriptions (personal billing) for Claude/ChatGPT first and see if it fits. The cost of investment is only 2000/month/user (1800 on enterprise plans) which is much cheaper than the legal AI platforms.
Harvey and Legora have recently rolled out their own agentic harnesses (Harvey II and Legora aOS), but they're simply their own implementations of the harnesses pioneered by the frontier AI companies (Claude Code/Cowork and ChatGPT Codex/Work). While their marketing is impressive, you have to remember that these are non-technical companies at their core which are competing against cutting edge trillion dollar giants.
Mumbai: Corporate
Delhi: Disputes
Again??
Also any idea about Darpan in Induslaw? how is he as a boss?
And arya trpathy in delhi cam office? how is she as a boss?