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Should I join a senior's chamber, to bide my time and then jump ship from there when firms are hiring again? If I can join a senior's chamber, can someone recommend good seniors who argue competition law matters regularly? And please share details of seniors who are hiring currently
For instance, what reading material should I consume to know about the forms and when they are filed? what about the tests? I have no clue about interconnected transactions either, how to know more about them?
I don't have the money for an LLM, and I probably won't ever put 50 Lakh aside for it, even when I have the money. How badly will my career be affected? Is it really that necessary? TT&A, LKS, trilegal, luthra have partners with LLMs.
And the partners that do not have LLMs, used to work with CCI.
Someone please clarify the significance of an LLM
Surely there must be some teams looking for A0s?
I'm looking for competition law teams, but I would settle for dispute teams as well if I cannot make it through to competition teams.
Is it true that if hiring stops in a year, then it gets difficult to be inducted as a fresher anywhere?