How difficult is it to get a job in a law firm/company with 2 years of litigation experience?
11 Sept 2012, 12:31
Hi…I am in my final year of B.A., LL.B, and I really want to try my hand at litigation. However, as a safety net, I just wanted to know whether it will be possible to get a well paying job in a public/private company or law firm after a couple of years, just in case litigation does not work out for me. I’ve heard my batchmates say that it would be child’s play to get into a firm with two years of lit experience. Is it really so? And what are the job prospects in a company/bank?
Would really appreciate some opinions as am in a very confused state of mind.
thanks..
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with 2 year litigation experience, u can easily get a job in a litigation firm. however make sure that u learn a lot during practice. in initial stage, ask ur advocate to give u lots of drafting work so that u improve ur drafting skills. Litigating firms are very concern about drafting. i hope u find this information useful.