If you’re a law student serious about becoming a litigator, this is where your classroom theory meets courtroom reality. A Legal Intern Litigation Advocate Darshit Jain opening is now live in Mumbai—and it’s not for the faint-hearted.

You’ll work directly under Advocate Darshit Jain, handling real legal matters in the domains of Criminal Law, Commercial Litigation, and Intellectual Property Rights. This is not your coffee-fetching internship. It’s in-court, on-site, and full-time—where you’ll be doing real research, real drafting, and real legal work.

About the Internship: What You’ll Be Doing

The internship starts in July 2025 and requires a minimum commitment of 2 months from the interns. You’ll be expected to:

• Assist in court proceedings—yes, you’ll be in court, not just reading about it.
• Conduct legal research that matters—actual inputs for actual cases.
• Draft legal documents, applications, and case briefs.
• Handle client documentation and help manage day-to-day tasks at the chamber.

All of this under the guidance of a practicing advocate who believes in giving interns real responsibility. This is an immersive experience designed to train you for the profession, not babysit you through it.

Practice Areas You’ll Work In the Internship

This internship focuses on three dynamic branches of litigation:

1. Criminal Law – From bail applications to trial strategy.
2. Commercial Law – Contractual disputes, trade litigation, and more.
3. Intellectual Property Rights – Trademark infringement, copyright disputes, etc.

Expect variety. Expect challenges. Expect growth.

Non-Negotiables: Read This Before You Apply

We’re not here to sugarcoat. There are clear expectations from applicants. Here’s what matters:

1. Marathi is Mandatory

No, not because it’s cool to ask in Maharashtra. Because the kind of clients and matters we deal with require it. If you can’t read basic Marathi legal documents, this internship is not for you.

2. Email Like a Professional

Don’t send your resume without a proper subject line, email body, or cover letter. This is not Instagram DMs. We’re lawyers. We read and write for a living. Respect that.

3. Keep Your Selfies Off Your CV

This is an internship for legal minds, not lifestyle influencers. Your professional headshot is fine. Your filtered vacation pic is not.

4. Don’t Get Shocked by a Young Interviewer

Your interviewer might not be wearing grey hair and grandpa glasses. Don’t act surprised if a millennial in robes questions your sloppy file naming skills (Yes, we’ve seen “FINAL_FINAL_THIS_ONE_REAL_CV.docx” too many times).

Who Should Apply for the internship?

You’re a good fit for the internship if:

• You’re a law student in your 3rd year or above (5-year course) or final year (3-year LL.B.).
• You want to build a career in litigation and get court exposure.
• You’re punctual, detail-oriented, and not afraid to hustle.
• You can handle both Marathi and English legal material.
• You value professionalism—in your work, your communication, and your attitude.

This internship isn’t for everyone. But if you’re looking to sharpen your legal sword, this is your forge.

How to Apply

Email your resume to: adv.darshitjain@gmail.com

Use a subject like: “Application for Legal Internship – July 2025”

Also include:

• A short email body stating your background in the legal field and interest for the specific internship.
• A cover letter (real, not AI-generated, preferably).
• Ensure your documents are named professionally (e.g., FirstName_LastName_CV.pdf)

Final Word: Make It Count

This Legal Intern Litigation Advocate Darshit Jain role is not just an opportunity—it’s a stepping stone into the real legal world. You’ll gain insights that books can’t offer and experience that job interviews will respect.

So if you’re ready to work hard, learn fast, and keep your selfies on Instagram—send in that application.

Deadline? Apply ASAP. Good interns get hired fast. Great ones don’t need a reminder.