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2. How is it working under him?
3. How difficult is it to get into his Chambers?
4. Does he still do tax matters or has he streamed into white collar/arbitration apart from constitutional?
5. Is he still based out of Madras, or does he work from Delhi?
Most of these firms didn't come for placement
Student who got in got in because of their merit/connections
A huge movement is expected
Some discussions are best left to the mess / late night hostel drunk chats.
Bade log. Badi baatein.
These guys can afford to retire and pursue their passions with all the money that they have amassed meanwhile the rest of us continue to slave our lives out trying to earn a living.
It’s getting frustrating and demotivating at this point. Could someone please suggest where and how to apply be it firms, chambers, in-house, or even alternate options? I’d really appreciate honest guidance or leads.
You won't understand.
Again, T1 law firms may have a slightly worse culture, but they at least pay well relatively.
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/408113-tmt-practice-area
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/430608-tmt-has-completely-ruined-my-trajectory
https://www.legallyindia.com/convos/topic/163534-thoughts-on-working-in-the-tmt-practice-of-a-law-firm
Allegedly, its being rumoured that he'll be joining the team of Ms. Ritu Bhalla, Partner.
I’m a 2024 batch T1 NLU grad with around 1 year of in-house experience. Looking to switch to a law firm [T1/reputed boutique].
Would be grateful for quick inputs on:
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- 1. How tough is it to move from in-house to law firm after 1 year?
- 2. Should I target T1 directly or step into T2 first?
- 3. Best approach: recruiters, cold emails, or LinkedIn connects?
- 4. Any specific skills or prep needed before applying?
Would really appreciate helpful insights. Thanks!
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india-news/why-not-feed-them-in-your-house-sc-asks-petitioner-over-feeding-of-strays-101752571602975.html
27.6 LPA + 7 LPA