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>Judges must be Indian Citizens. As a corollary, their researchers must also be Indian Citizens
This is your logical fallacy. /post.
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As a back-up for PSU recruitment, then sure.
The website link for applying for internships has offices which you have to select, once you do it shows the teams working out of those offices in Mumbai.
Exceptions are WCC and FRP - WCC works out of Fort a lot due to court, and FRP has maybe a hybrid office working from 1-2 days in BKC and the rest in LP.
Ofc they all stray and but it will be for other SJA in successive years to keep up the pressure
Anyway, There is no way we can get all of our people with such diversity to agree on one Indian Language. And the amount of time that has been wasted on it, and keep on wasting in this is very unfortunate.
Tier 1 Law Firm Gen Corp Experience- 2 years
District Court and HC experience in Tier 2 city- 1.5 Years
How do I join law firm in disputes practice?
Any teams / Boutique law firm in which an Associate can work on both disputes and transactions?
Please guide
Are independent litigators in Delhi and Mumbai starting to lose confidence in setting up their own?
And for those homegrown talent, what keeps us in this race?
I honestly don't think its fair and I definitely don't agree with such preconceived notions against thousands of lawyers graduating each year. Hence, I want to know from the younger generation, how should a 90s gen person go about while setting up the firm and especially the culture. Thanks in advance!