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This is when I end up in a US-based immigration law firm. Took up the job, thinking I would figure out things one year into the job. I like the work here; it is mostly due diligence and drafting. I am not sure what has to be done, considering that I have to run a long career. This job is WFH, has good pay, which I'm definitely not seeing in at least 2 years for the Chennai market. But is this what I should be doing my whole life? I feel no. So, if I want to shift to the Indian law market again, are there chances for me? Or am I done brb crying.
I want y'all to pls pls pls (imagine me begging) tell me:-
1. If it's a good decision to switch back to the Indian law market.
2. I don't want to enter litigation for quite a few reasons, so which area of law can I focus on?
3. In case I am switching back, I would wanna be prepared enough for the area of law, will read up, and probably intern at places, so please also suggest where I can do that too (remote).
I think I would be interested in Real estate practice, considering the DD involved there, which is similarly placed to what I do currently. HMU with your opinions guys. Please do!!!!! TIA
Try in-house probably? or how about labour roles in a law firm wherein your current practise might be of some use? just suggesting.