Legal Internship at Pani Law Offices, New Delhi: Apply by September 9!

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Pani Law Offices is inviting final-year law students for an immediate two-month internship in litigation.

About Pani Law Offices

Pani Law Offices is a law practice based in New Delhi, Delhi.

About the Opportunity

Pani Law Offices is inviting applications for an internship at its office. The opportunity is intended for students interested in pursuing a career in litigation.

Duration

The internship will be for two months.

Start Date

The internship will begin on an immediate basis.

Mode

The internship will be conducted in offline mode at the office.

Location

The internship will be based in New Delhi, Delhi.

Deadline

The last date for receiving applications is September 9, 2026.

Eligibility Criteria

  • Final-year law students interested in pursuing a career in litigation are welcome to apply.

Contact

Email: lawoffices.pt@gmail.com

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Application Procedure

Interested candidates may apply through the following:

Email: lawoffices.pt@gmail.com

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