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i have seen people working with someone in chambers and then moving to corporate or in house? like they do it so we can too, right? i mean that one year of work ex could be our reset??? or are we doomed??
-M
At least for me.
Thande dimaag se kaam lo.
Is my legal career on a dead end now? like what is and should be the future course of action
plus if i apply myself would law firms be willing to take me in given the NLU tag or whatever idk