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.

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.