Name. College. Year of Study
Preetika Duggal. Post Graduate College of Law, Osmania University, Basheerbagh, Hyderabad.
Name of the organization. City
Gokhale Bilolikar & Company, Hyderabad
Duration of the internship
4 weeks.
How big was the office? Team strength?
Properly Spaced. Equipped with computer systems probably 7-8 of them. Has a sitting area at its entrance. Has got good number of Supreme Court Judgment Compendiums. Various law subject books are available which interns could refer while working and researching.
Team Strength: Has a total of 11 associates. Milind G Gokhale and Nandini S Bilolikar are the founding partners of Gokhale Bilolikar and Co. Hari Krishna and Mr. L Ravi Chander are the other Partners at the Law firm.
Application procedure. Internship contact details
One can apply through mailing them their Resume/CV at Email Address: lawman009003@yahoo.com
If selected one will receive a instant reply in a day or two. One can also reach the firm on their landline numbers and request for their internship application status.
Duration in weeks. No. of days/week. Timings
6 days a week. Sundays holidays. Morning 9 to 4 and evening 6 to 8. Timing can be flexible depending on interns.
Accommodation: how, where, how was it?
I am not aware of accommodation as such. Its situated in a prime location. Address of the firm: 503, 505; 5th Floor, Citadel Apartments, Vittalwadi Road, Himayatnagar, Hyderabad- 500029. It has eateries like Mc Donalds, Kings and Cardinal Bakeries etc around where one could go for lunch with permission of associates.
First impression. First day, formalities etc.
I had a good impression of the firm from the very first day. Interns are required to wear formals every day.
Main tasks
Researching. Drafting. Court Visits. During my internship associates at the firm kept me occupied always with research work and drafting affidavits, notices, applications and petitions as well.
First two weeks of internship we had court visits. Interns were allotted to associates daily and were required to assist them in court jobs. Interns could at times also be a part of client meetings, that was for me a good practical exposure. It helped getting a good insight into cases and helping the firm in any way as possible.
Work environment, people
Friendly and helpful people.
One could always ask them for help if were stuck on any point of law and had problems solving them.
Best things
Office atmosphere was quite chilled out. Interns were looked at as a part of the firm.
Mornings would start with normal newspaper readings, checking case status online on the websites, division of work etc.
Bad things
No bad things.
What did you do to chill? Co-interns, colleagues
We discussed future career plans with associates who were kind enough to share their views, experiences and opinions. We also discussed various complicated cases, made notes along with the associates. Evenings at the office associates and interns chilled having cups of tea and coffee coupled with samosas which were yum.
Stipend/ month
No stipend.
Biggest lessons
Good exposure into the field of law. Internship at this firm can help a student learn a lot. Best part is it has no conditions of applying 6 months in prior or any other period of time. One can expect a instant reply.


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