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Is IRA law only good for IPR or do they have decent competition law and data privacy practice as well? Is it prudent to apply for assessment internship there? Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
Their anti trust is rising slow and steady. If you are graduating later than 2024, might go for assessment there. Best people irrespective of area to work with
Great team. All except that one attorney. Everyone knows who โ–ฎโ–ฎโ–ฎ is. Speak to former Ira Law attorneys to know โ–ฎโ–ฎโ–ฎ โ–ฎโ–ฎโ–ฎ โ–ฎโ–ฎโ–ฎ.
Who is that or specific practice area he/she is involved in?
Speak to any former IRA Law attorney with a spine. Youโ€™ll find them on LinkedIn. Theyโ€™ll tell you all about this person. This biased moderator is pro feminist and wonโ€™t tolerate any hints being given for this particular person.
Bump. Please give hints on this ๐Ÿšฉ attorney.
One of my friends joined IRA last year... He raves on and on about the high quality of work and people in that firm. The firm pays really well too.
55k to freshers, pretty good w.r.t current standards. plus have heard that everyone is sweet (except one, abovementioned partner) Aditya also has solid connections with Sibals.
55k? Who told you that? I have my friend working there with 25k and lot of crying and culture that is not good.
It is 55K. I know this from a credible source. But the same source says they are definitely under a lot of work pressure and should hire more but are just not doing it
They have immense pressure of work and are not hiring. Dont know why.
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