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I'll soon be interning with DSA Legal and wanted to understand the kind of work interns are typically exposed to there.
I've come across mixed reviews. Some people mentioned that the firm has a dedicated corporate team and offers relevant corporate law exposure. However, a few former interns shared that despite joining with an interest in corporate law, much of their work involved matters under the NI Act, and related litigation work.
If anyone has interned with DSA Legal recently, could you please share your experience regarding the nature of work assigned to interns, particularly those interested in corporate law?
My primary goal is to build a strong foundation in corporate law, so any insights would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!