Legal Litigation Internship at Partnerdesk: Apply Now!

Partnerdesk invites law graduates for a Litigation Internship lasting one to six months, with courtroom exposure, drafting and research.

About Partnerdesk

Partnerdesk’s Law & Litigation initiative connects aspiring litigators and legal professionals with opportunities for practical experience, internships, juniorships, legal research and professional networking. The initiative aims to help participants learn about legal practice and build professional connections.

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Its wider programme includes legal writing, case analysis, interaction with advocates and a community for junior advocates and litigation aspirants. These activities focus on professional development and knowledge sharing within the legal profession.

About the Opportunity

The current announcement invites law graduates to gain practical courtroom exposure and learn directly from experienced legal professionals. The internship involves assisting with legal drafting and research while developing an understanding of litigation processes as they occur in practice.

Duration

The internship lasts one to six months.

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Eligibility Criteria

Law graduates are eligible to apply. The announcement is intended for candidates seeking to build a foundation in litigation through practical experience.

Learning & Responsibilities

• Gain exposure to courtroom proceedings and litigation processes.
• Assist with legal drafting.
• Support legal research connected with litigation work.
• Learn under experienced legal professionals.

Contact

For queries about this announcement, contact 8247736150.

Application Procedure

Interested law graduates should register through the Litigation Internship / Juniorship Application Form below. Partnerdesk’s programme page asks applicants to share their educational background, location, preferred court, areas of interest and availability.