Legal Internship Opportunity At Triomec Legal, Mumbai

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About Triomec Legal

Triomec Legal is a law firm engaged in corporate law, civil litigation, and legal advisory services.

About The Opportunity

Triomec Legal is inviting applications for the position of Legal Intern at its office in Mumbai Suburban.

The firm is looking for candidates who have prior exposure to civil and commercial litigation.

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Offline

Roles And Responsibilities

The selected intern will assist the team in drafting pleadings, applications, notices, and legal correspondence.

The role will also involve legal research on civil and commercial law matters, court visits, and assistance in case management.

The intern will support senior associates in ongoing matters and related assignments.

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must be law students in the final year of either a 5-year LL.B. course or a 3-year LL.B. course.

Candidates should have prior internship experience in civil and commercial litigation.

They must possess strong drafting and research skills, along with familiarity with court procedures and filing processes.

Attention to detail, ability to work within deadlines, good communication skills, and analytical ability are also required.

Proficiency in MS Office and legal research tools will be preferred.

How To Apply

Interested candidates may send their CV along with a writing sample to:

accounts@triomeclegal.com

The subject line of the email should be:

Application for Legal Intern – Litigation and Non-Litigation

Location

Mumbai

Contact Information

For queries, candidates may contact:

8425877064.

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