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I want to work in Dispute Resolution.
I believe my research is adequate, but I would like to learn drafting. I recently interned at a firm, and they gave me a petition to draft in the last two days of my internship, the petition was not upto thr mark said by the associate, but they said you are in your second year, so it is not an issue.
The drafting work is most of the time filtered to 4th and 5th year interns.
If anyone can name advocates or firms that assign a good amount of drafting work to interns, including drafting guidance please mention there names.
I would be grateful to you all.
And chill my friend. Its just your second year. You will learn everything slowly and gradually. If you really are too anxious, go through some drafts yourselves. You can easily find some on google, espicially in a module on drafting by DU, which is publicly available.
If anyone can please tell me some names of the advocates in the Delhi high court or chambers I will be grateful!!
A plus point, these people are sure to have strong networks, so, they can help you with those connections in approaching law firms too, should you wish to intern there in your 4th/5th year. But make sure you develop a good rapport with them.
All the best bud :)