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Sir 2020 Grad (B.com then L.LB), Tried my hand in litigation (PQE 2) , really frustrated. Non-nlu , trying to break into corporate law firm (Gen corp field)
Any tips ? Suggestions ? Should I persist or switch career ? Is my goal feasible ? Will firms take us ?
There is a reason that procedural laws have provisions like order 6 rule 17 , sec 153.
There are "material errors" which can classify as implied admission and "non- material errors".
If you go on a T-1 Judgmental Spree over basic grammatical errors then I hope you also .
This illogical anxiety of partners at T-1 and gaslighting is the reason that Junior Associates are made to go through 100 pages of draft for simple grammatical mistakes - costing them their mental health in the long run. No wonder T-1s have high attrition these days.
Rather than answering and being a bit helpful. You are just being lowkey sarcastic in an anonymous forum and gaining validation for yourself.
Lala and Lala LLP were and continue to remain top tyre.
Mama and Co., Tridev and Kheti and Co. trying hard.
Apart from that, the range of work that they do and their clientele is great. Certainly puts them in the T1 bracket for B&F in my books.
Cant particularly comment on LL