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Just 1.8 lakh lawyers per annum
However, during law school, I had the opportunity to intern with Tier 1 and Tier 2 law firms, working extensively in corporate and M&A teams. These experiences sparked a genuine interest in transactional law and cemented my desire to build a long-term career in the corporate space.
Now, I am actively seeking opportunities to transition back into corporate/M&A practice at a law firm.
Let me know what should be the next steps and how can I proceed.
manan, yash and gokul have the means to set up chefs or whatever and control the rest of us don't have
what about minions like me
So since the MHCET is left I haven't decided anything but my best bet is mhcet or trying to convince my parents for a drop and I also might consider going abroad but I have no clue how to go about that.
Share your thoughts
I agree with your points though.
Thoughts?
5. Senior Advocate Mr. Sanjog Parab
6. Counsel Mr. Karan Kadam
7. Counsel Mr. Kushal More
8. Feel free to suggest another good counsel with reasonable fees
But only through reference...
Like associates of such seniors, how much salary they get ?
For instance, several senior advocates have begun to offer substantial remuneration to juniors. While I cannot disclose the name of the senior advocate who practices in both the Supreme Court and the Delhi High Court, whose chambers I have joined, I can confirm that they are willing to pay a substantial amount, ranging from 80-90k/month. Additionally, there are designated senior advocates who are even paying upwards of 1,00,000 rupees to freshers.
However, it is important to acknowledge that vacancies in such chambers are not regular. Most of the lawyers at high court are offering between 40,000 and 45,000/month, while lawyers at the District Court are offering approximately 25k/month