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For students of three-year and five-year law courses. Interns work on research, drafting and court attendance alongside associates and partners. More on the Internships page.
Careers
For lawyers who want to learn the craft of litigation and advisory work by doing it, alongside partners who have done it for years.
Work at Truzie is court work. Associates draft, research and appear, beginning in the District Courts and moving on to the High Courts and the Supreme Court as their experience grows. Each associate works with a partner on live matters and is given responsibility as soon as they are ready for it.

For students of three-year and five-year law courses. Interns work on research, drafting and court attendance alongside associates and partners. More on the Internships page.
For advocates enrolled with a State Bar Council, or awaiting enrolment, who want to build a litigation practice.
A law degree from a recognised university and clear written English are essential. Hindi is needed for court work in Haryana and Delhi.
For advocates with independent court experience who can run matters under a partner’s supervision.
Experience in criminal, commercial or property litigation is preferred.
Fill in the form and attach your resume. Law students can read more on the Internships page.
Appointments
In person in Gurugram, New Delhi or Chandigarh, or by video or phone. Every consultation is confidential.
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