To describe in few words- However higher you go, you find mightier world around you! I was dumbstruck to see the beautiful and grand building and the entrance was the library with books on each and every subject of law. By Noopur Srivastava, National Law University Odisha, 4th Year
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The Army Institute of Law is organising a National Seminar on Human Rights between 19 - 20 September 2014. Theme: The New Dimensions of Human Rights Violations in the Contemporary Times: Challenges and Solutions.
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The support staff at Luthra & Luthra, Mumbai is also equally helpful and very prompt to see to any requests you may have. They have a well stocked pantry with biscuits, chips and maggi, a fridge and microwave ovens for your lunch if you carry any and of course a coffee machine. A law firm is truly incomplete without a decent coffee machine!
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The only bad thing about big firms is that there are a number of co-interns and the work that you do doesn’t get noticed easily, no matter how good you are. Besides this, I was hospitalized for a day by consuming outside food almost every day. This was really an awful experience when you get ill during your internships.
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I got through it with the help of College Internship Committee which was followed by submitting a long questionnaire which literally plunged into every aspect as if it is an off desk interview before recruitment. By Pankhuri Agrawal, NLUO, IV Year
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Most of the tasks at my Wadia Ghandy Mumbai internship were research oriented and preparing a list of documents and summaries of new cases which came in. I got a lot of opportunity to sit in client conferences and conferences with other senior lawyers to whom the cases were allotted to.
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The team strength of the firm is around 250 associates across all the twelve offices working directly under Mr. Neelesh Banthia since this is an ownership firm.
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Though we’ve not had ‘Labour and Industrial Laws’ as a paper in college yet, the first reading of the enactments has increased my curiosity to study the subject in depth. During the appointment procedures of the workers we came to know about the PF and ESI benefits of the workers. By Andrew Daniel, II B.A,B.L(Hons.), Saveetha School of Law, Chennai
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Jaw dropping experience! I don’t even recall noticing the office much. Just to see the legend in person had my eyes pop out. Also, I was straight away asked to sit in the conference regarding a matter which was a lot in the news at the time and I’m not sure I can specify it here so I’ll reserve that information.
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It was small but fully equipped office located at Chamber of the Advocates of high Court and also another office which was at his house. There were around 8-10 lawyers and you are assigned work by all of them. By Sanjana Mishra. UPES. 3rd year
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Initially I was given around 500 distributorship agreements and was asked to arrange them. It was really very boring and tedious work. But later it was nice to have interactive session with the circle legal head as he was a really nice and he use to manage to take out sometime out of his busy schedule. By Puja Kumari, University of Petroleum & Energy Studies, III Year
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People at Commons Cell/CEERA, NLSIU are great and made me feel at ease the very first day. Since I was the only intern in the beginning, I had the opportunity of working with all the Research Officers.
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I was asked to assist an associate in drafting the HR policy for the Indian office of a foreign company, review a Special leave petition and apart from it, my area of interest was criminal law. I was asked to attend the court proceedings in various criminal matters in Supreme Court, High Court and Family Court and assist the associates in research work while preparing reply statements and arguments for various criminal matters. By Aparna Kadian, UPES, Dehradun, 1st year
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Working on excel sheets was really very much monotonous. Also, sometimes the a/c used to stop working and since I was interning in the month of June, working there became very much frustrated at that time.
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The UKCA Chambers' office was a decent place. All the interns were provided with a separate individual desk and a computer. The office also had an extensive library with various commentaries and journals pertaining to many laws. By Akshay Mahajan, UILS, Chandigarh, 5th year
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Specifically, the prospective intern will be required to create case summaries from various sources (available in office) on pre-assigned topics. The objective is to create a research database to assist with a forthcoming book on shareholders agreements and joint ventures.
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My first impression of the place was that since I didn't know much about law, I would be scolded at frequently. But in the office, everyone was welcoming and whenever I faced any difficulty, they would help me to sort them out.
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The main task I got their was to learn about the Institution of Ombudsman and its origin in the Scandinavian countries and the various Lokayukta Acts of others state like Karnatka, Maharastra, Uttrakhand etc. Later I learned about the working of Lokayukta, power and investigation procedure of the Lokayukta, and on last day I submit a model Lokayukta Act with the report. By Niraj Kumar Singh, Indore Institute Of Law, 2nd Year
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On my first day I was introduced to Mr. N.K. Verma, Additional Government Advocate, under whose guidance I had to intern. He was amongst the 700 AGAs appointed by UP Government. He was allotted a chamber in the office of Advocate General. He told me about the court etiquettes and the formalities to be followed in the court room. By Ashish Kumar Dwivedi, Army Institute of Law, IInd year
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The MP High Court, is an impressive mansion of superb architecture was constructed in 1899 by Raja Gokul Das, Grand Father of late Seth Govind Das, Former Member of Parliament. The building was designed by Henry Irwin, C.I.E., P.W.D., sometime in 1886. By Snigdha Sadanad Pimprikar, UPES, 2nd year
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