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The work then is very much research oriented combined with commincations with various people and writing a lot.
For law firms, I know of PLR Chambers which I believe is at the helm of policy work in the law firm industry. Otherwise there are also think tanks like Vidhi which lead the policy work, especially when it comes to dealing with the government.
If you want to orient your CV in this field, start doing a lot of internships and publications in this field. You can start interning at places like think tanks, PRS Legislative, Civil Society Organisations, apart from law firms.
Please list out law firms who may hire freshers in their policy teams.