Legal Internship Opportunity at Prakant Law Offices LLP (New Delhi), Apply Now!

Step into a dynamic legal environment and gain hands-on exposure to dispute resolution, corporate advisory, and public policy with a growing law firm based in New Delhi.

About the Organisation

Prakant Law Offices LLP is a New Delhi-based law firm known for its work in dispute resolution, general corporate advisory, and policy-oriented legal matters. The firm focuses on delivering strategic legal solutions while nurturing young professionals through practical learning and mentorship.

About the Internship

This internship offers law students an opportunity to work closely with professionals in a fast-paced legal setting. Interns will gain exposure to litigation strategy, corporate advisory work, and policy research, making it ideal for students seeking diverse practical experience.

Key Work Areas:

• Dispute Resolution & Litigation Support
• General Corporate Advisory
• Public Policy Research
• Legal Drafting & Analysis

Roles & Responsibilities

The selected intern may assist the team with:

• Conducting legal research and case law analysis
• Assisting in drafting legal documents and advisory notes
• Supporting dispute resolution matters
• Researching regulatory and public policy developments
• Providing general assistance in ongoing legal work

Internship Details

Location: New Delhi (In-Office)
Mode: On-site
Duration: As per firm requirements
Stipend: Not specified
Application Mode: Email application

Eligibility Criteria

• Law students currently pursuing a 3-year or 5-year LL.B. program
• Strong research and drafting skills
• Interest in dispute resolution, corporate advisory, or public policy
• Motivated and professional approach toward legal work

How to Apply

Interested candidates may send their CV along with a brief statement of interest to: office@prakantlawoffices.com

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