Litigation Fellowship Programme at Singhania & Partners LLP [12-Month Paid Fellowship]: Apply by June 15!

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Singhania & Partners LLP is inviting applications from fresh law graduates and young litigation professionals for its 12-Month Paid Litigation Fellowship Programme in Delhi and Bengaluru.

About the Organisation

Singhania & Partners LLP is a leading full-service law firm in India known for its extensive practice across litigation, dispute resolution, arbitration, corporate advisory, and regulatory matters. The firm provides young legal professionals with structured training, mentorship, and practical exposure to complex legal matters across various courts and tribunals.

About the Fellowship

The Litigation Fellowship Programme is a structured 12-month paid fellowship designed to equip aspiring litigators with courtroom exposure, drafting expertise, advocacy skills, and client-handling experience.

The programme follows an assessment-based progression model and provides hands-on learning under the guidance of experienced litigation professionals.

Programme Structure

Module 1: Litigation Fundamentals & Courtroom Orientation (Months 1–3)

Participants will receive foundational training in:

  • Civil procedure and court processes
  • Court hierarchies and filing procedures
  • Courtroom dynamics and litigation practice
  • Guided drafting exercises
  • Court hearing observations alongside senior lawyers

Module 2: Drafting & Procedural Mastery (Months 4–6)

Participants will gain practical experience in:

  • Drafting plaints, written statements, applications, and appeals
  • Understanding procedural laws and court practices
  • Working with matters under:
    • Civil Procedure Code (CPC)
    • Commercial Courts Act
    • Arbitration and Conciliation Act

Module 3: Research, Oral Advocacy & Client Communication (Months 7–9)

Training will focus on:

  • Advanced legal research
  • Brief writing and legal argument structuring
  • Oral advocacy skills
  • Court appearance preparation
  • Client communication and professional interaction

Module 4: Advanced Advocacy & Trial Skills (Months 10–12)

Participants will work on:

  • Trial strategy and case management
  • Cross-examination techniques
  • Evidence management
  • Live litigation matters under partner supervision
  • Final assessed moot exercise before senior advocates

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Eligibility

Applications are invited from:

  • Fresh law graduates
  • Lawyers with up to 1 year of litigation experience
  • Candidates passionate about building a long-term career in litigation and dispute resolution

Fellowship Locations

This fellowship is based in:

  • Delhi
  • Bengaluru

Important Dates

Application Deadline: 15 June 2026

Programme Commencement: 7 August 2026

Why Apply?

Participants will gain:

  • Structured litigation training
  • Courtroom exposure and practical learning
  • Mentorship from experienced litigators
  • Drafting and advocacy development
  • Client interaction experience
  • Opportunity to build a strong foundation for a litigation career

Application Procedure

Interested candidates may send their applications to:

fellowship@singhania.in

Applications should be submitted before 15 June 2026.


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