Hey guys, 4th year law student here. The plan has always been litigation, all my internships have been litigation-based: trial court, HC, SC, state side, defence side, commercial litigation, WCC, judicial, I've done majority of it (no tribunals or arbitration, though). Skill wise, I'm good with research, decent drafting, filing, courtroom skills, or anything clerical, basically the majority of what I could learn at these internships. However, I don't claim to know everything. What skills should I mostly focus on right now to land a job, also how to, (the places I interned at can offer roles, but I come from a middle class family and litigation pay isn't enough)? And if I try to switch to disputes at a T1 firm now with zero internships there, will I be able to land a job or sustain myself? Being an unemployed graduate isn't an option for me, so I need a realistic plan. I have an above average class rank, a mid low tier NLU tag, and longer work hours (12 to 15) aren't an issue for me. any kind guidance skill wise, cv wise, basically any guidance would be appreciated.