Your Name, College, Year of Study, Email ID
Shashank Shekhar Pandey
Name of Organisation, Location city, Team Strength
Chambers of Advocate Kundan Kumar Mishra, AOR Supreme Court, New Delhi
Application Process
I got this internship through the training and placement cell of the college although one can always secure a internship in his office via a personal conversation through E-MAIL . His office is in Noida and his chamber is in Delhi.
Following are his contact details:
Kundan Kr Mishra, Advocate-on-Record, Supreme Court of India,
Noida: Kundan Mishra Law Offices, 37 (First Floor), NOIDA- Sector 15 A, UP-201301, INDIA
Delhi: Ch. No. 80, Lawyers’ Chambers, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi-110001
Email ID: kundanmishra@kkmishra.net
Duration of internship and timings
3rd November, 2014 – 1st December, 2014
First impression, first day formalities, infrastructure
There were no such formalities with regards to paperwork but instead of that the recruiter met me and we had an ice breaking session because it was my first internship and I was nervous so he made me feel comfortable then my supervisor told me what were the expectations and assigned me my work.
Main tasks
My main work included translating FIR’s, court visits, briefing the recruiter and clients, case studies and drafting.
Work environment and people
Now it has been shifted to Noida Sector 15 A but the old office at Nizamuddin west was a big enough office mostly had homelike feeling. We had no pressure at all. At times, when we stayed there for long time or when the workload increased they had a coffee machine to reduce that stress. Its very good office environment and all the associates are also good and interactive.
Best things
Coffee Machine was the best part I loved.
Being my first internship my never before experience of courts were amazing.
Bad things
There were no such good and bad thing. They are strict with regards to work and time and if you have to take leave you have to inform them at least one week prior to the day of leave.
Stipend
Rs. 1100/-
Biggest Lessons
What I learnt in this internship was being punctual and hardworking is must for a lawyer. In addition to it, you must know Hindi and other local languages it helps you in field of litigation and also in matters involving huge amount of drafting.


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