Paid Legal Internship Opportunity at Leons Thomas (Hybrid): Apply Now

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Paid Legal Internship Opportunity at Leons Thomas (Hybrid): Apply Now

Applications are invited for the position of Legal Intern/Trainee for a paid hybrid internship lasting 3 to 6 months. This opportunity offers practical exposure across a diverse range of practice areas, making it ideal for law students and recent graduates seeking hands-on legal experience.

About the Internship

This internship is designed to provide meaningful practical exposure beyond academic learning. Interns will work on live assignments and gain experience in both advisory and dispute-related matters.

Practice Areas

  • Media and Entertainment Law
  • Real Estate Law
  • Commercial and Technology Contracts
  • Domestic Violence and Matrimonial Disputes

Duration

3 to 6 months

Mode

Hybrid

Location

Mumbai (Mumbai-based candidates preferred)

Stipend

Paid internship (exact amount not disclosed)

Eligibility Criteria

  • Law students or recent graduates with a strong interest in practical legal work
  • Enthusiastic and eager to learn
  • Mumbai-based candidates preferred

Application Procedure

Interested candidates may send their updated CV to:

Subject Line:

  • Internship Application

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