Legal Internship at Eidos Law, New Delhi [Starting November 10, 2026]: Apply Now!

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Eidos Law invites applications for an internship commencing on November 10, 2026, at its New Delhi office. Candidates with a strong interest in arbitration, commercial litigation and general corporate advisory are encouraged to apply.

Also Read: Legal Internship at Manthan Law Firm, Delhi [November & December 2026]: Apply Now!

About Eidos Law

Eidos Law is a New Delhi-based legal practice whose work includes arbitration, commercial litigation and general corporate advisory. The firm handles contentious and advisory matters.

About the Internship

The opportunity is intended for candidates interested in the firm’s arbitration, commercial litigation and corporate advisory practice. The internship will begin on November 10, 2026, at the firm’s New Delhi office.

Also Read: Legal Internship at White Olive Law Partners LLP, New Delhi [November–December 2026]: Apply Now!

How to Apply?

Interested candidates should send their CV and a short covering email to office@eidoslaw.com with the subject line:

Internship – November 2026

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