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Also he's not longer the Tax Standing Counsel, so don't bother going if you want to do tax
If you want any interaction, you'll have to wait till 10-11 in the night when he finally gets free from all his conferences.
You'll be in courts until 4. Your only job is to text on the group what the current matter number in the court is. Basically a human version of a display board.
If you want to learn how courts function, it is a great place. You can just chill, roam around HC, meet your college friends, and just update as the display board updates.
But if you want to learn actual litigation don't even bother. Drafting work is there, but there is nobody to oversee, or make sure you learn, since everyone else is busy.
Will I benefit from the internship?
Ann input would be appreciated!!