Wadhwa & Co. invites applications for its April–July 2026 litigation internship cycle.
About the Organisation / Institution
Wadhwa & Co. (Advocates & Legal Consultants) is a litigation-oriented law office based in New Delhi, actively engaged in representing clients before various courts and legal forums. The office focuses on providing professional legal services across multiple domains of dispute resolution, including civil and procedural litigation matters that require consistent courtroom engagement and documentation support.
The firm operates within a chamber-style litigation environment where interns gain practical familiarity with legal workflows that are essential for professional advocacy practice. Through its structured approach to mentoring interns, Wadhwa & Co. ensures that students understand the relationship between legal research, drafting, and court appearances in real litigation settings.
For students aiming to develop careers in trial court practice, High Court litigation, or independent chamber work, internships at litigation-focused offices such as Wadhwa & Co. provide critical exposure to procedural strategy, documentation techniques, and advocacy preparation.
About the Opportunity / Programme
Wadhwa & Co. is inviting applications for its April–July 2026 litigation internship batch at its New Delhi office. The internship programme is designed to provide structured exposure to real-time litigation processes, enabling interns to engage with research assignments, drafting responsibilities, and courtroom observation opportunities.
The internship follows a hybrid working structure that combines in-office chamber exposure with remote research tasks where necessary. This approach allows interns to experience practical litigation training while maintaining academic flexibility during the internship period.
Participants will have the opportunity to understand how litigation matters are handled from initial documentation stages to court proceedings, making the programme particularly relevant for students planning courtroom-oriented legal careers.
Nature of Work / Responsibilities / Exposure
Selected interns will assist advocates and legal professionals in a range of litigation support activities. These responsibilities are designed to introduce students to professional legal workflows followed in active matters before courts and tribunals.
Interns will conduct legal research on issues arising in ongoing cases and assist in drafting notices, pleadings, and supporting documentation. They will also prepare case summaries, briefs, and research notes that contribute directly to litigation strategy development.
Where hearings are scheduled, interns may observe court proceedings to better understand advocacy techniques, procedural compliance, and judicial interaction. Exposure to documentation review and litigation preparation tasks will help interns develop clarity regarding the practical application of procedural law.
This hands-on involvement ensures that participants gain meaningful insight into chamber practice and courtroom preparation techniques beyond classroom learning.
Eligibility Criteria
Applications are open to the following candidates:
Students enrolled in a 3-year LL.B. programme
Students enrolled in a 5-year integrated LL.B. programme
Candidates demonstrating a clear interest in litigation practice
Applicants possessing strong legal research and drafting skills
Prior internship experience in litigation chambers or dispute resolution environments may be considered an added advantage but is not mandatory.
Skills / Benefits / Learning Outcomes
Interns selected for this programme will gain structured exposure to litigation-oriented research and drafting practices. Participation in documentation preparation tasks helps students understand the format and content requirements of pleadings filed before courts.
The internship also enables participants to develop procedural awareness by observing how advocates prepare cases for hearings and manage litigation timelines. Regular engagement with research assignments improves analytical reasoning and strengthens the ability to interpret statutes, precedents, and procedural provisions effectively.
Additionally, interns benefit from direct interaction with practicing advocates, which contributes to professional confidence and a clearer understanding of litigation career pathways. The hybrid structure further enhances adaptability by combining in-office experience with independent research responsibilities.
Such exposure is especially valuable for students preparing for litigation careers or judicial service examinations.
Duration / Mode / Location / Stipend
The internship duration ranges between four to six weeks depending on the selected internship month. The programme is conducted in hybrid mode, requiring interns to attend the office physically for three to four days per week while completing additional research or drafting tasks remotely when required.
The internship will take place at the firm’s office in New Delhi. No stipend details have been specified for this internship cycle.
Available internship months include April, May, June, and July 2026.
Important Dates
Applications are being reviewed on a rolling basis for the April–July 2026 internship cycle. Candidates are encouraged to apply early to secure preferred internship months.
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Who Should Apply
This internship is particularly suitable for:
• Law students interested in trial court or High Court litigation practice
• Candidates preparing for judicial services examinations
• Students seeking chamber-level exposure in Delhi litigation practice
• Applicants aiming to strengthen drafting and procedural law understanding
• Individuals planning long-term careers in dispute resolution and advocacy
• Students looking for structured courtroom observation opportunities
Application Procedure
Click here to apply:
internship@wadhwalawgroup.com
Applicants must send their updated CV and cover letter via email and clearly mention the preferred internship month in the subject line (e.g., Internship Application – May 2026).
