Internship Opportunity | Jain & Saigal Law Offices
Jain & Saigal Law Offices is inviting applications for four legal internship positions for law students across different years of five-year and three-year law programmes.
About the Organization
Jain & Saigal Law Offices is a full-service law firm based in New Delhi, established in 2021 and headed by two practising advocates who are also Advocates-on-Record before the Supreme Court of India. The firm specialises in civil and commercial laws, including arbitration, insolvency, recovery matters, property disputes and labour matters.
Eligibility
- Two interns: Students in the 5th year of a five-year law course or 3rd year of a three-year law course.
- One intern: Students in the 3rd/4th year of a five-year law course or 2nd year of a three-year law course.
- One intern: Students in the 1st/2nd year of a five-year law course or 1st year of a three-year law course.
- Self-driven, hardworking and eager-to-learn law students are encouraged to apply.
Internship details
- Number of Vacancies: 4.
- Location: B-235, First Floor, Greater Kailash-1, New Delhi – 110048.
- Stipend: Based on performance.
- Last Date to Apply: 30 September 2026.
- The internship offers hands-on exposure to litigation practice, court proceedings, drafting, legal research and client meetings.
- Depending on the candidate’s year of study, interns may also assist with domestic and international commercial arbitrations.
Responsibilities
- Attend court proceedings.
- Assist with legal drafting.
- Conduct legal research.
- Participate in client meetings.
- Assist with domestic and international commercial arbitrations, depending on the candidate’s year.
- Work on civil and commercial litigation matters.
- Assist with insolvency and debt recovery matters.
- Work on property disputes, banking laws, service law, matrimonial matters, consumer protection, cheque dishonour and white-collar matters.
- Assist with drafting legal opinions and agreements.
- Undertake other work associated with running a litigation practice.
Practice areas
- Civil and commercial litigation.
- Domestic and international arbitration.
- Insolvency and debt recovery.
- Property disputes.
- Banking laws.
- Service law.
- Matrimonial matters.
- Consumer protection.
- Cheque dishonour.
- White-collar matters.
How to apply
Interested candidates may apply by clicking here.