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Like associates of such seniors, how much salary they get ?
NCLAT is actually the ideal place.
SC you don’t get much fees, people are working are getting extremely cheap fees rates. It’s only the senior counsel or good AOR firms who have leverage to charge good fees. I feel SC fees rates are sometimes cheaper than District Courts. It’s just that arguing a matter before SC bench is considered to be supreme in the legal profession and it is irreplaceable. No one can defy this.
HC is old school charm, no forum can actually replace it. Delhi High Court, Bombay High Court or Calcutta High Court even Madras High Court still have that sense of empowerment.
I agree with your points though.
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
For example if an A1 is eligible for 5L bonus, 100% would mean 5L. 130% would mean 6.5L
Does Vidhigya have good work? What is the pay like?
however this new course at nlsiu caught my attention. nlsat ba (hons).
i mean i am preparing for it (like for fun), but is it a good course? 2025 will be their first batch.
i mean ba (hons) students will have some 10% reservation in the nlsat llb course (but it's quite expensive - some 4.5 LPA)
ill be grateful if someone could help with this doubt