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This is my first post on LI. I am a graduate from a private law school (batch of 2021). I have interned at KCO, shardul, trilegal, chandhiok, dua, regulatory authorities like CCI and IBBI, as well as courts and other small to mid tier firms. (Yes Sir, I am a Nepo Kid)
Over my 5 years of law school (joined law due to no guidance and during covid, huge health issues and several deaths in family so needed to pick something), and interacting with associates, partners and lawyers, I am not built for the law firm life.
I am thinking about joining in house. I know it’s not a cakewalk or a PSU job but still much better than law firms. I have had a difficult time throughout school and college due to BPD of family members, and cannot take much more.
Would I be better off with banks like ICICI and HDFC or should I pursue some other in house roles?
Any other insight would be much appreciated.