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Jurisphere used to claim they run their own LLMs from their own servers to avoid data security questions during their initial pitches. Something Sarvam just raised 300 million dollars to do last month, a couple of NUJS grads have apparently been doing since 2024 LOL.
1 anagaram
1 azb
2 cam
1 Touchstone
1 TTA
1 Trilegal Energy, Infrastructure and Projects
1 JSA Employment
1 Poovayya Disputes
3 CAM Real Estate
God I miss the old days when a senior gown actually meant something.
Litigation is really for those who can tolerate long-long-long years of uncertainty. I mean hats off to all who dedicate such time.
Happy to stand corrected.
Congratulations to all.
Work culture, quality of work, work hours, etc
They make you work on these old ass desktops which dont work half the time.
Taking unannounced leaves is very frowned upon. But good place to grow , dont know abt asses interns.
Bangalore- Fear is not an option.
Delhi- What is fear?
External. Awards are mostly paid.
My questions are -
1. How difficult would it be to transition to a T1/T2 law firm in the same practice area after one or two years?
2. Also, how should I approach the initial years of my chamber practice to maximize my prospects for such a switch?
I finished my internship last week and got the callback intimation like 2-3 days ago
Took a drop so graduated at 24.
28 now.
Did litigation for 4 years and honestly I'm not made for this. Being first gen I am making only 75K to 90K per month.
I wish to be stable as parents have retired and Delhi is expensive.
Can I join T1 law firms now ? Have a good CV from law school times (top20 of batch, certain international moots and Good publications).
any tips? any leads? please help guys
This article lists the current issues plaguing Brown University. However, the Article below states that it is much wider and found in all elite universities in the USA
https://theprint.in/feature/brown-professor-suspected-mass-ai-cheating-on-his-midterm-the-in-person-final-proved-it/2981991/
, just have been too complacent to do anything. But i am changing things now. And one of them is i would like to have a good publishing record but for that i need to start somewhere. I am looking for spaces which will almost guarantee accept a novice writer's attempt on socio-economic/ legal topics. Please help.
The other side of off campus accomodation.