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you may or may not learn something huge in 4 weeks as it is too short, but it will make your CV looks better than others..
I have done a few internships in boutique and T3 firms specifically in Trademark Prosecution, Disputes, TMT and Litigation Chambers.
I wanted to explore corporate law/competition law. I am getting an opportunity via a personal connection to do a judicial intership in the NCLT Delhi for 4 weeks.
I was wondering whether such an opportunity would be a good learning experience or not. Is this worth it interning at such a place.
Please let me know both from a knowledge perspective and would it help me secure future internships/Help in Day Z perspective.