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Instead of researching MCA notifications, you look up TRAI white papers. Any team/partner placing an emphasis on coding is largely doing it for optics, since no firm is using or deploying any internally developed tools in any case.
As far as skills - like any other area - have good research skills, know the latest updates in the area for examples how IT Rules have been periodically amended, the PROG Rules etc etc.
TMT is not a hype that will die lol, it's a growing sector.
You can hear more from an experienced partner in this podcast: https://youtu.be/i8nuVoesCJ8?si=Y3HcKNylsNFsH3yI
PS: Coding I understand isn't required imo, you're a lawyer after all. No?
I understand LegalAI startups have a different need than traditional firms with TMT practice, but how does one make it into either? I am BO'27, any advice, leads would be of great help!