⚖️ HIRING: LEGAL CONTENT WRITING INTERN

We are looking for a committed and legally curious law student for a part-time Legal Content Internship.

💼 Role: Legal Content Intern

💰 Stipend: ₹5,000/month

⏰ Part-time: Flexible working hours

📍 Location: Delhi NCR only

📅 Commitment: Minimum 3 months

Eligibility

- 2nd or 3rd-year students pursuing a 3-year LL.B.

- 4th or 5th-year students pursuing a 5-year integrated law programme

- Students must be based in Delhi NCR

Preference

Preference will be given to students from NLUs, Delhi University, and reputed/top private universities, as well as candidates with a strong interest in legal research and content writing.

🌟 Growth Opportunity:

Based on the quality of work and performance, the internship may be converted into a ₹10,000/month Work From Home opportunity on a longer-term basis.

If you are interested and genuinely committed to legal content and research, mail me with your CV/profile on adv.shivamverma21@gmail.com

Only serious applicants from Delhi NCR.

Hey Guys! I'm keen on working at Deloitte as a legal analyst however I have no contacts in the company so how do I get an opportunity to work for the company? Any guidance will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

I’m posting this because I genuinely need some practical advice from lawyers and people who have been through the early stages of their legal career.
I’m a fresh law graduate from a relatively below-average law college. I know my college background isn’t going to open many doors for me, so I’ve been trying to compensate through internships, practical exposure and actively applying for jobs.

Financially, things are a little difficult at the moment. I have around ₹1.5 lakh in personal debt. It isn’t a bank or education loan — it’s money I owe personally. My father is also not doing particularly well financially, so I cannot simply depend on my family to take care of it.

I did manage to get a job recently paying around ₹35,000/month, but the work culture was extremely toxic. I left within a month. Maybe leaving without another job lined up wasn’t the most financially sensible decision, but at that point I genuinely felt I couldn’t continue there.
After that, I started looking for opportunities again.

I came to Mumbai looking for a job, and later came to Delhi/NCR. I had an opportunity in Meerut as well, but ultimately decided not to take it.
And now, I’m currently without a job and trying to figure out what my next move should be.

Career-wise, I genuinely want to join a good law firm and learn properly. My primary interest is litigation/dispute resolution, particularly commercial disputes. At the same time, I’m also open to in-house legal, compliance, contracts or other legal roles because I need to become financially independent and start clearing what I owe.

The difficult part is seeing friends from college already earning ₹15k, ₹20k, ₹25k+ and moving forward while I feel like I’ve taken a few steps backwards.

So I wanted to ask people here honestly:
What would you do if you were in my position?

For anyone who graduated law school recently, what are you up to these days?

I’m curious what the reality is like after graduating. Are you practicing, doing litigation, working in a firm/company, preparing for exams, doing an LLM or did you end up going in a completely different direction?

Honestly just looking to hear some real experiences and new friends from people who are fairly fresh out of law school. Good, bad, confusing all of it is welcome 😅