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SR- Also, her interview course was not very law firm centric. Coming to her mentorship sessions, I am someone who is focused on corp but SR tries to bring out of the box solutions and often gives examples from JAG, etc. which is not what I was looking for. So if you are not into something unconventional or not pursuing some alternate career, then I won't recommend her at all.
Difference between AJ and SR- AJ has experience in GC and my area is also GC so I found her suggestions better than that of SR. However, I feel SR is better when it comes to guidance pertaining to GD and alternate/ unconventional career choices. I also find AJ's services affordable but find SR's services very costly.
AJ- She asks very generic CV based questions and basic questions during interviews which anyone having knowledge of law can ask, including 4th 5th year students. So I won't highly recommend her for interview related guidance but you can maybe avail her service for once. However, I was fully satisfied after availing her personalised mentorship session. Her suggestions were actually personalized depending on my situation and she addressed all my queries so if you are still in law school, you can avail her mentorship session as she can help you figure out your personalized course of action.
SR- I have been part of SR's interview course but did not find it useful at all. It was also very costly and she just handed me 3 recordings of pre-recorded sessions and 2 sessions with her.
BALLB at a top law school like Nalsar, NLS or even JGLS will beat a 5-year MBA hands down.
Legal profession and judiciary with the opportunity to rise to become Judges of HC/ SC is available only with LLB degree.
A lawyer can combine a law degree with management qualification and enter into corporate management.
Best of luck
Additionally it’s a 6000 sq feet flat + only 1 flat per floor so would have been decent
So it’s not just Mumbai. Why is real estate in India so expensive? Honestly, I find Noida pretty crap compared to Gurgaon, yet still it’s so expensive to buy an apartment there!
not only have you identified yourself, you have made yourself quiet lesser credible
https://www.cliffordchance.com/people_and_places/people/lawyers/gb/sian-fagan.html
Vigilance commission warned ONGC not to hire from campus to prevent the nepotism fraud and favouritism.
CVC
MOPT
Court rulings
Have consistently help that it's illegal to do campus placement for permanent government job.
Then why conduct government exams if you can do back entry.
We should get these appointment cancelled.
I am looking for tech law litigators in the Delhi HC/SC to do a long term internship with. Are there any good litigators who do primarily tech litigation? Any info on chambers/salary/job openings?
2. Regarding the question of black Americans who want more strict laws on immigration, there are a very small minority who feel envy towards socially mobile Indians. Perhaps, some of them feel that Indians had an advantage in a system stacked against them. Also, how many "working class black Americans" have you spoken to who want more strict immigration laws?
3. Perhaps you're just more willing than I am to see the good in people who clearly don't like folks with a skin tone like ours. Am I saying all of working class America is like that? Hell no! The vast majority of working class America (white, Black, Latino...) is made up of a bunch of pretty nice people. But there are bad apples among them, who are causing problems disproportionate in scale to their numbers/percentage.
4. In response to your other questions, could it be that those "uneducated illegal immigrants" you speak of might just be people who are running away from danger in their own countries? From gangs like MS13, who receive arms illegally, thanks to the insane system that allows arms manufacturers and the N.R.A. to have such a crazy amount of influence on U.S. gun laws?