JOB POST: Junior Advocates at Amay Bajaj & Co., Indore

About Amay Bajaj & Co.

Amay Bajaj & Co., established in 2017, is a dynamic law firm providing comprehensive legal services to clients across various sectors. The firm is renowned for its commitment to justice, integrity, and professionalism.

About the Opportunity

Amay Bajaj & Co. is expanding their team and are inviting applications from Fresh Law Graduates / Junior Advocates who are serious about building a long-term career in the legal profession.

At Amay Bajaj & Co., we believe that the early years of a lawyer’s career should be about learning the craft, developing judgment and gaining meaningful exposure to the practice of law.

Roles and Responsibilities

Our juniors get the opportunity to work closely with matters involving:

  • High Court, District Court, Family Court, Consumer Forum, Labour Court
  • Corporate & Commercial Advisory
  • Representing Central & State Government
  • IBC / NCLT / DRT
  • Arbitration & Mediation
  • Labour & Employment Matters
  • Cyber Law
  • Drafting & Vetting of Legal Documents
  • Legal Research & Case Strategy
  • Client Conferences & Legal Consultations

Eligibility Criteria

We welcome applications from freshers and recently qualified law graduates who possess:

  • Strong interest in practical law
  • Good legal research and drafting skills
  • Effective communication skills
  • Professional discipline and attention to detail
  • Willingness to appear before courts and legal forums
  • A genuine desire to learn and take responsibility

Prior experience is not a prerequisite. The right attitude is.

We are particularly interested in individuals who do not want to remain confined to paperwork, but want to understand how a case is built, how a client is advised and how legal strategy is developed.

How to Apply?

Send your CV along with a brief introduction describing your areas of interest in law at amaybajajandco@gmail.com. Subject Line: Application – Junior Advocate / Fresher

Location

Indore, Madhya Pradesh.

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