Remote Internship Opportunity at Aashya Legal: Apply Now!

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Aashya Legal is inviting applications from first- and second-year law students for a remote legal internship focused on legal research, case-law analysis, basic drafting and research assignments.

About the Internship

The internship is designed by Aashya Legal for students interested in developing their legal research and drafting skills through practical assignments and legal work.

Mode

The internship will be conducted remotely.

Eligibility Criteria

  • First- and second-year law students may apply.
  • Applicants should be curious, committed and keen to strengthen their legal research and drafting skills.

Roles & Responsibilities

Legal Research

Interns will conduct legal research and work on research assignments.

Case Law Analysis

Selected candidates will analyse case law as part of their legal work.

Basic Legal Drafting

Interns will assist with basic legal drafting assignments.

Contact

Email: aashyalegal@gmail.com

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Application Procedure

Interested candidates may send their resume to:

Email: aashyalegal@gmail.com

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