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At the most, you can approach him/her on linkedin. But not beyond that.
U cud say the same for the 90 percent job seekers going to law firms. Maa baap ne itna law pe Kharche kiye learning constitution and jurisprudence only to find punctuation errors in random documents
Also, what verification documents do they require?
If you plan on joining corporate law firms, you can cover what you're "lacking" (allegedly) through internships during your 5 year course.
And if you plan on joining litigation, it's one of the best. Having no educational loan helps in initial years of litigation. Plus you get a flavour of all courts and forums, from District Courts to HC to SC to tribunals like NCLT, NGT, ITAT, etc.
Irrespective of what you wish to do, this is pretty much what you should follow
Confused whether I should register for DU CLC 5 year program or not
Please give some pros and cons of both decisions and also your advice on which to choose!
P.S I really don't care if this becomes an NLU vs DU debate in the comments (like other posts).
Just give me some good rational responses :)
Cheers!
Do any firms allow men to grow out their hair? As long as its done in a neat and professional way?
News 2- https://www.livemint.com/news/india/explained-why-is-whatsapp-challenging-indian-govts-order-over-privacy-11714101587758.html
I am a civil judge from the south and CS qualified lawyer with an LLM from Kings college. I am planning to leave my post as a judge as it’s very hectic and toxic and I am planning to move to Delhi to pursue white collar crime (any decent firm). Despite 2 years of experience as a judge, I also have 2 years of experience practising insolvency, tax, corporate law at a CS firm and under a senior advocate. I was hoping with my unique blend of experiences, I could be an asset for white collar crime litigation for any decent firm in Delhi. However, I would like to know if this plan seems feasible enough to be pursued. Any thoughts are appreciated
But deep down we all want excise duty to return. #musings
you are one of the powerful and richest family in India and claiming to have no estate?
Left in LI will not accept it but will justify it somehow
2. Assuming you change cars every 10 years, a 16L car would cost around 20k a month in EMI plus around 5k a month in maintenance. Not considering the germans, which would cost manifold on both counts.
3. Maid plus driver would be around 35-40k a month (can increase depending on your work hours ofc).
4. Foreign holidays in Asia would cost around 150-300k each for 2 people. So around 35k a month at least.
5. Each good meal should cost around 5-7.5k for 2 people, so around 15-20k a month.
If you look at the above numbers, you are already out around 270k a month (for a family of 2), on top of which you need to add fuel, food, maintenance, clothes, health insurance, life insurance, misc. expenses, etc., which should take it to at least 300-350k a month (around 40-45 LPA net expenses).
If you want to save on top of this for retirement, you would need to make at least 75 lakhs to 1 cr a year (pre-taxes) between you and your partner.
- 2 BHK apartment in a gated community in a good locality
- Merc/BMW/Audi or at least a Honda City
- Maid and driver
- Two foreign holidays a year
- 3 to 4 high-end restaurant meals a month
What all concepts come under ranking of claims under companies act 2013?
Current status: 6 years, 14 hearings, still no hearing on substantive arguments by counsels. But at least some progress, so a decision by 2030 is possible, perhaps even earlier. Interesting that the survivor is not giving up but continuing to fight.
Thank me later.
Regards - the truth.
PS: While the COP is issued by BCI, it is handed over by State Bar Councils.
Modi promised 400, but they the BJP/NDA will probably end up with 200-250 and so will INDIA. This means freelance parties not in any alliance, like YSRCP, TMC and BJD, will be key. Possibly Naveen Patnaik or Mamata Banerjee will be offered the PM post by INDIA in exchange for support. That’s my prediction.
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/bjp-to-step-up-outreach-after-dip-in-voter-turnouts-101714245434755-amp.html
In India , I've interned with Tier 1 , Law firms but I keen on going to Uk and exploring opportunities there! Any suggestions on what I should do? If you have any friends who went abroad to purse their LLM please share their experience as well
If I should stay here and gain experience or Make a move and try establishing myself there
Thankyou :)