Paid Assessment Internship at Lectio Law Offices, New Delhi [Minimum 3 Months]: Apply Now!

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Lectio Law Offices is inviting applications for one to two Assessment Intern positions. The internship is stipend-based and requires a minimum commitment of three months, with joining available immediately or from 1 December 2026.

About Lectio Law Offices

Lectio Law Offices is a law firm whose practice covers dispute resolution, general corporate advisory, contract management, consumer protection, white-collar crimes and economic offences, and matrimonial and family disputes.

Number of Positions

The firm is looking to engage one to two Assessment Interns.

Duration

Selected candidates must commit to the internship for at least three months.

Location

Lectio Law Offices has offices in Greater Kailash II and Sarvpriya Vihar, New Delhi.

Stipend

The internship is paid, with a stipend provided to selected interns.

How to Apply?

Interested candidates should email their CV to secretary@lectiolaw.com.

Joining Timeline

Candidates may join immediately or from 1 December 2026.

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