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salary for A0- 25-35k with maybe yearly increase of 10k each. these figure are for boutique in media entertainment law. these firm won't tell you while in your assessment internship, the pay they offer, so that you invest your time and energy and you are left with nothing but to join them at the very end, when salary is disclosed.
https://www.news18.com/world/if-you-dont-make-in-america-therell-be-tariffs-trump-to-economic-leaders-in-davos-wef-9199752.html
2. If there's more than one senior, have them talk to each other and decide priority - along with your delivery timeline.
3. Always inflate the time needed by 1 hour (for large tasks) and 20 minutes (for small tasks).
Be articulate and crisp in answers. Prepare for follow up questions and be prepared to answer basic HR questions.
Additionally, it’ll be with a SA/PA along with HR exec and might be around 10 mins long
Know basic Company law concepts if Corp law know basis CPC and CrPC provisions if disputes, you should be okay
Overall, thoda basics of Contract aur Prop law bhi padh lena like what is hypothecation, subrogation, lien woh sab
All the best do well
Unfortunately the admissions are closed and I cannot get in now as the first sem is already over.
But may I ask why not sls noida?
I already took a drop, should second drop be even considered for law?
I want to give clat again but will it be worth it?
I am a dropper who wrote CLAT 2025 and secured a rank that can get me the following colleges, assuming no changes made by the SC case- MNLU(M), HNLU, NLUO, RMLNLU, RGNUL and anything below. I also cleared SLAT to get into SLS-P and LNAT to get into JGLS, although I might have to take a student loan for either colleges. I did secure the seat at Jindal for backup but am very confused as to whether I should do the same for SLS-P as I've heard Symbi might be a better pick than Jindal. I am also open to writing clat again if necessary. I am very confused as to what option I should pick, hence the post. Could someone please guide me as to what my best option would be?
Thank you very much for the responses, and I'm sorry if these questions have been asked before.
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I am A2 in my lawfirm, and honestly I am tired and done with myself. I love the M&A space and legit want to grow, however I am always doing silly mistakes. There will be always a typo or something that is not thought through in my draft. I try to be as vigilant as possible. I re - read my stuff multiple times before I re - read my stuff. But there will be still a mistake. Nothing i ever do is mistake free. This impacts me negatively because people think i am stupid or careless but i am not.
Would genuinely like to know any methods to improve so I can focus on working on more better things.
This works a number of times, but not always
Whichever abbreviation I cannot make out, I type that into indiankanoon search box, and set the filter to Bombay HC
Helps sometimes, do try it out
Working culture and how is it really to work in Bangalore because news just paints a really different image of Bangalore.
And the delhi office is litigation based or Ipr?