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Name, College and Year
Shubham Anand, JEMTEC School of Law, 2nd Year BA LLB.
Organisation and address
BSK Legal, Solicitors and Advocates, D-26, Lower Ground Floor, Jangpura Extention, New Delhi, 110014
Duration of internship
My summer internship was about 24 days. it was only closed on Sundays however interns were allowed for leave on Saturdays. interns were supposed to come at 10 AM and allowed to leave at 4:30 PM.
How you applied?
One can apply by emailing his resume along with a passport size photo specifying the desired period of internship to their official email.
First day formalities, infrastructure, first impression
My first day, I reached the office at 10 AM. At that time there was not much to do but after introducing myself to Sanjay Sir, he told us to ask Amit sir for work who gave me a case file to study and later ask me about it.
When I was about to go home Sanjay sir suddenly came outside his office and told me and one other intern to come with him and we went to mediation and arbitration of DELHI High Court.
Main tasks
Main tasks involved a lot of reading numerous case files regarding Insurance Law, Family Law and going to courts for observing proceedings and filing adjournments.
Good things
The staff at BSK Legal are very helpful and knowledgeable. You can easily ask them advice and they also assist you in your work. It is situated at a very prime location in Delhi and is easily commutable from the metro.
Bad things
After a while, you will most likely to get bored from reading all the case files. although the staff are very supportive they are helpful only you when you ask them. since it is underground there is no cell service.
Stipend
No, they do not provide any kind of stipend.
Accommodation, commuting to the office
Commuting to the office is easy as it is close to Delhi metro from where you can take an e-rickshaw for 40 rupees.
Anything else, what you did to chill out, lessons learnt etc
One of the most important lessons that I learnt from my internship was patience is a very factor in this field. when it comes to chilling out, there are of shops near the office where you can eat tons of food.
