Exciting Opportunity Alert!
About Law Jurist
Are you passionate about law and looking to gain valuable experience in the legal field? Look no further! Law Jurist, a trailblazing organization committed to excellence and innovation in the legal community, is now accepting applications for virtual internships. Recognized under MSME ID DL-09-0017786, Law Jurist aims to bridge the gap between legal education and professional practice, providing comprehensive support to law students and professionals alike.
About the Internship
Embark on a rewarding internship journey with Law Jurist. Explore the inner workings of the organization and immerse yourself in unique learning opportunities.
Mode
This internship is conducted virtually, with all communication carried out via email.
Roles and Responsibilities
We are looking for interns with strong research skills and familiarity with legal databases such as SCC Online and Manupatra. Key responsibilities include:
- Conducting legal research on various laws and social legal issues, including case notes.
- Writing articles and blogs on diverse legal and socio-legal topics on a weekly basis.
- Assisting in building the database of case laws.
- Completing any additional tasks assigned by the Internship Committee.
Eligibility Criteria
Applicants should be enrolled in any year of the BA.LLB/LLB program and demonstrate a passion for learning, strong research and analytical skills, effective communication, initiative-taking, commitment, and discipline.
How to Apply?
To apply, send your application and updated resume to lawjuristinternship@gmail.com with the email subject “Internship for the Month of (Preferred Month).” Selected candidates will be notified via email.
For further inquiries, please reach out to us at +91 6360756930 or lawjurist23@gmail.com.
Application Deadline
Submit your CV by the 25th of July for an internship in August. The Internship Committee accepts applications year-round, but if you have a specific month in mind, apply at least 7 days before the start of that month.
Disclaimer: Charging money from students for internships or from job applicants is an unethical practice and can lead to blacklisting. Facing concerns? Please email us at contact@lawctopus.com
