litigation

 

The research work was always time bound and really interesting. Learning is an important aspect of your internship as Associates might give you research notes to prepare on topics they'd like you to know about for your own benefit.

A female junior advocate took me on a tour of the court which included one library, common room for ladies, canteen and a huge hall full of notaries. I was introduced to other Junior advocates and was briefed on the cases going on in the court rooms. By Raviena Bedi, Army Institute of Law, Mohali, Third Year

We waited for a while to be called for or assigned work but nothing of that sort happened. So we went to the associates ourselves to ask for work. We were finally assigned a small research task which 2 of us completed within 10 minutes. And then we were free again, for the rest of the day! Shared by Sanghmitra Singh.

To be quite honest, the first impression was really bad. We were asked to report at 1. 30 and immediately after we did, we were sent to a court room where our mentor, Mr Phiroze Edulji was not even present. Posted by Shweta Rath Anyone can post HERE.

The Work environment at Hariani is so motivated and friendly, that I'd actually consider staying at office than meeting friends for a movie. The cafeteria, reception , conference rooms and library provides a perfect balance of work and relaxation.

Main task is to accompany sir in the court making notes then briefing him opinions sent by various departments to advice them on various legal issues and briefing him the upcoming matters and research work on those matters. By Rajat Kapoor, IMS LAW College, Noida

To be Honest I was coming with 'hear-say' from my class mates who've interned earlier here that there isn't much work here. But, I was wronged the very first day; just after the basic formalities of filing up the Internship Form and getting a worksheet to be maintained throughout the course of your internship; you are allotted under an Associate/Senior Associate/Partner who will be your mentor.