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All I can tell you is never give up. You may not get into a Tier 1 immediately, but you can definitely try Tier 2 and 3 firms, brush up on your knowledge thoroughly (not saying you have not done it yet), come across as confident (I know this is difficult, but can be done), and please do not give up hope.
Pull out all stops, including, but not limited to, reaching out to all possible contacts (anyone in the Tier 1 which let you go with whom you are on good terms / whom you can trust), legal recruiters, any big contacts you may have in the judiciary, try everything possible. There are many kind partners out there (at least in Tier 3 firms) who like to give people a second chance. Good things happen to those who do not give up.
1. There is a lot of time before you can make any conclusion about "death of a dream"!
2. This means you have plenty of time to remedy your mistakes.
3. Importantly, most people don't land up in a T1 firm in the first year - all that comes much later.
1. He is head of the team. Other partners fear him and no one questions him.
2. Other partners told me if he as much as catches a typo, he might fire you.
3. He impulsively decided to discontinue work from home for no clear reason.
4. He barely does anything in the team. Comes 3 times in a month (no kidding). Travels and eats rest of the time.
5. He has created an unnecessary position (no billable work) in the team for his distant relative. At the same pay, the relative leaves at 5-6 PM. Some of us work till 5-6 AM earn just as much if not less.
6. He treats people like puppets - even the ones who joined with him. Tell them what he wants to be done.
7. The only good thing about him is heβs not around as much.
aNyone Could tell he is a snob.
https://x.com/NobelPrize/status/1976573830337327267
https://www.washingtonpost.com/video/world/meet-raya-sarkar-the-south-asian-student-who-made-a-list-of-predatory-academics/2018/03/02/1d7691e8-168d-11e8-930c-45838ad0d77a_video.html
For now, this gentleman has locked his X account.
Meanwhile, another Advocate and NLU alum has made an interesting tweet:
βImagine building ur entire persona around βqueer rights activism,β scripting a Harvard SoP drenched in performative trauma & turning every social media interaction into a stage for your self-styled martyrdom, only for the grand facade to finally collapse. The house of cards is finally down, and whatβs left is the wreckage of every pretentious lie you sold as truth. It's always the case with people who pretend to be queer rights champions and at the core they are the most vile creatures, who feed on narcissism and bullying!β
https://www.opindia.com/news-updates/rohin-bhatt-who-worked-for-indira-jaising-accused-of-sexually-molesting-transgender-lawyer/
https://x.com/misrainka_ladka/status/1975953741607227530
Your Partner with Redmi here. I'll see you in my cabin later today.
What's not to like?
No real action against the Cal U law dean who did nothing bfr and after the monstrous acts got exposed this time. Instead he even tried to detail the inquiry. Sure he was removed from the inquiry but what else? What about his role in dodgy entrance tests and admissions and the BCI affiliation delay? And that man has the gall to personally come to NUJS and hand in application for the VC position. It takes a certain amount of confidence born of tacit political backing to do all this.
NKC stays on or goes, it's gloomy days for NUJS. Either we will get someone like NKC or worse or some messianic fellow who will do the same damage under the cover of discipline, quality and similar chicanery.
Apart from BBA, another track on BA LLB with focus on use of AI for court management and litigation is also in the offing. This is likely the Adjudication track that some judges in the EC and elsewhere want.
A man has to earn something, he is earning; in fact he's even paying you something. The line between ethics and direness is very shallow when one has to make ends meet.
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That was the difference between RKL and MS. RKL earned respect of the associates by actually listening to their issues. MS on the other hand tries to create fear and force respect.
If he was about to host a "Townhall" on Sunday, he could have actually waited before firing the poor associate. But his aim with the Townhall is not to resolve at all. All he wants is to create fear and force people to respect him as if all of us (including senior partners) are his slaves.
Today you will fire one associate, tomorrow 50 others will rise. And there are better ways to post on Legally India without getting caught or traced and everyone is smart enough to do that. Instead try being a good person. Try addressing the issues which lead people to resort to such means so that people don't feel the need to do it.
Just remember that all those who now seem confident also had to struggle with what you are struggling with before they got comfortable with the process.
If it gets to be too much, talk to your partner / SA. Everyone remembers their struggles and most will sympathise.
which has more growth?
Specifically LKS, ELP, Khaitan & UBR?
Best to just apply in case.
https://www.ndtv.com/india-news/sunjay-kapur-rs-30000-crore-estate-battle-like-cinderella-stepmother-karisma-kapoors-lawyer-on-sunjay-kapur-wife-9426204