My main task was to go though case files, make a report on the same and visit the Court proceeding. Since, I was curious to understand the procedure that how a case is admitted, I was asked to go along with the the associated Advocate under whom I was appointed to understand the process.
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I met Gopal Sir in court premises where he noticed my dress and beard, that point of time he didn’t tell me a single word, when I followed him to the office, he taught me some basic etiquettes before coming to this Respected Place, I followed what he said because at that moment I realized that I made a mistake, and his words gave me a lesson of life and profession. By Gaurav Kumar, KIIT Law School
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In my concluding words, I would say that this internship was my first internship under a lawyer, so I didn’t expect much but Sir tried the best to get the best out of me. I gained a lot. By Anonymous
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Work environment was very nice . As there was no other intern at that time, so I was enjoying the work and play fully. During the lunch break, we use to talk about the current topics and how the proceedings in the court went.
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The Work environment is dynamic. All the seniors working with me are outstanding mentors. The Associates of the firm are like family members. All of us share our research work with one and another. By Sangeeta Ghisulal Ramina, Mahatma Gandhi Mission’s Law College
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Even though I complained of having to wake up early in the mornings for reaching the courts on time and for not being given a stipend, May, 2014 had been a month of inexhaustive learning opportunities.
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Sir, expects interns to read the files and brief him about the same. The brief is taken very seriously and he asks questions left, right and center. He even asked about the Annexures and Page Numbers that were being referred too and in case of the incorrect use of any legal terminology, he would be quick to point them out.
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This internship will open your mental horizons and help you to understand what is expected from lawyer, what responsibilities a lawyers carries and how we as a future lawyer can learn how to reconcile the interest of client and personal interest while being duty bound and fair towards the court.
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Internship is not merely for experience certificate. It is for experience, learning and practical knowledge.
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The senior lawyers maintain their hagemony. Apparently every lawyer is like 'aler-ego' of the other. But when they are opposite to each other in the proceedingd, the real them comes into play. By Vrinda Chauhan, Aligarh Muslim University
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