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Name. College. Year of Study
Sambhav Jain, School of Law, GDGU, Fifth Year.
Name of the organization. City
Chambers of Advocate Hemant Kumar, New Delhi
Duration of the internship
Six weeks. July/August 2018.
How big was the office? Team strength?
The office was big enough to allow a team of 12 people work. It’s also equipped with various books including most of the bare acts which are very useful. There were total 8 interns when I was interning.
Application procedure, Internship contact details
Should apply at least 1 month before as there are selected number of seats. One can apply by mailing his/her CV at contact@chambershk.in.
Timings and working days
The working hours are usually from 10 a.m to 8 p.m. You can stay till 11 p.m if you want to work and learn more.
Sunday is an off.
First impression, First day formalities etc.
I was asked to come directly to the court where I met other interns. That day I saw Hemant sir arguing and I was really impressed by his knowledge and oratory skills. Later, we came to the office which was quite clean and comfortable.
Main tasks
There were multiple tasks like researching on various legal issues, finding the most suitable case laws, filing of the cases, drafting various applications, vetting and making notes of the cases. There was never a time one could be free because the work was regularly allotted.
Best things
If you are someone who is keen to learn then trust me you will find everything great here. Every conversation here makes you learn. You are free to ask as many legal questions from sir and moreover he gives you some additional information regarding the questions asked which I consider is a brownie.
Sir and the associates really care about what you do and help you where you get stuck. At the end of the day, sir shares his experience with us and also discusses the general as well as case related legal issues. You must work really hard otherwise you will start losing sir’s trust and the opportunities.
Bad things
Nothing bad but there’s plethora of work so some might find this place a bit challenging.
Stipend/ month
Depends.
Biggest lessons
Personally speaking, my perception regarding how laws are to be read changed a lot. I learned how to give a more comprehensive approach towards the laws and was also able to relate with the practical experience I had while interning there.
