January 20, 2020

Internship Opportunity at Airavat Chambers, Mumbai: Register by Jan 25

About the Firm

Airavat Chambers is a full-service law firm with 2 partners having its head office in Mumbai and associate offices in New Delhi, Pune & Bangalore. Apart from a prominent civil, commercial and criminal dispute resolution and arbitration practise, the firm specializes in corporate, commercial and real estate litigation & advisory.

About the internship

Legal research and article writing.
The interns are expected to work on cases and prepare case notes. They will be allotted a case at a time and he/she is expected to follow up with the matter and prepare a research note on the issues pertaining to the specified matter.
Interns will be expected to be diligent about their work and the way they handle each and every matter assigned to them by the partner at any given time during the duration of their internship.

Number of Interns Required

Two (2)

Location

Mumbai, Maharasthra, India

Who can apply?

Undergraduate students of Law from Law Schools in Mumbai

Interested candidates shall send their resume along with a writing sample to vishal.hegde[at]airavatchambers.com or sagar.shetty[at]airavatchambers.com. The subject of the email should be “Internship Application: February 2020”.

Applications should be sent by 25th January for the month of February 2020. Due to a large number of applications, we might not be able to reply to individual emails. Selected candidates will be informed within 7 days of their application.

Contact info

E-mail: vishal.hegde[at]airavatchambers.com and sagar.shetty[at]airavatchambers.com

Tel: 022 – 2207 6645 .

Address: 304, Third Floor, Venkatesh Chambers, Prescott Road, Fort, Mumbai – 400 001.

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