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BLJ: I discovered this journal on LinkedIn and initially believed it was a genuine platform aiding individuals in securing internship opportunities based on merit, especially from marginalized communities. However, my perception changed when I realized that the journal is not facilitating internships based on merit but instead is charging exorbitant fees, such as 12-14k for Internship with T1 law firms. This revelation is disheartening, especially for someone like me who hails from a marginalized community expecting genuine support from a journal dedicated to social work. It is crucial that we address this issue and take necessary action to ensure fairness and transparency in such initiatives. I would request LI people to get this noticed to HR or management personnel. Thank you.
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reply nobody cares. The owner is making a lionshare of exploiting the desperation of the people in this indutry and they are happy to shell out this amount with zero us-- 12-15k isn't big deal for sls,jindal and amity students. SO ya, your loss u can't pay up the booty.
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reply Idk why people are engaging in this thread.
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reply Name???
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reply Also the admin of BLJ is itself an associate at some ukcl firm
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reply I think this is false in 2022 I secured a good internship using Burnished Law Journal, did not have to pay a penny
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reply Honey, don't you ask him again for an internship. I am sure he will state the rates before even bothering himself with your qualifications or what not
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reply No it's not false, I have WhatsApp chat with him where he was offering internship at good tier 1 with an exorbitant charge of 10k.
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reply Please share that screenshot, I actually took interns on his reference wasn't aware about this
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reply Ofc I can
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reply Hii, I have the Screenshots but I don't think there's a way to anonymously share them.
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reply Imgur
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reply One of my friend got it free too and cherry on top of that, his internship converted into a PPO.
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reply The firms are probably taking a cut from the fee, Ik it sounds really cheap but is there really ever a low that Indian firms can't stoop to? Even if the firms themselves aren't, the HR and management personnel are definitely taking a cut, nothing will happen by pointing this out to them.
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reply But someone needs to whistle blow against this, morally ethically what he is doing is totally wrong.
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reply This needs to be brought to the attention of the Bar Council before anyone else. The admins of that blog are practising lawyers guilty of professional misconduct.
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reply Wow. That would be better.
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reply A 9-word comment posted 3 months ago was not published.
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