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2. Very Chill work culture, mainly researching related to Arbitration and Construction Laws.
3. He loves to interact with interns, made them part of regular client meetings, good exposure.
4. He'll take you along to witness Arbitration Proceedings as well.
5. Not so much to learn, but definitely a good place to gain exposure and experience how broad law actually is, specially in your initial years.
(I have interned during summer 2023).
2. I mean like any other litigation office ~longish hours
3. Nope, some PQE required. ~25-35k pay
if any of his juniors or ex juniors can answer
Very chill work culture.
No idea about the hiring.
1. What is the type of work an intern gets in the office?
2. Some insights on the work culture.
3. Does he hire freshers, if yes, how does it happen, what is the pay scale?