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About the Founder of the Law Firm:
Adv. AKSHAY BHAMBRI is the Founder of AK Bhambri & Associates situated in South Delhi.
Specializes in matters pertaining to Cyber Law, Cyber Security, RERA, Arbitration and In-direct Taxation such as Customs, Excise, Service Tax, COFEPOSA, mainly in Customs. Years possessing expertise in the domain of Cyber Law & Security.
Academically, Graduated in B.A Political Science (honors) from Delhi University, then went to pursue LLB. Later On, a Rank Holder in his LLM & a Gold Medalist in Cyber Law. Also holds a Post Grad Diploma in Arbitration, conciliation & Mediation(A.D.R) & Post Grad Diploma in International Law and Diplomacy.
He has successfully concluded more than 50+ seminars & webinars along with 06 publications in his name. He has also authored Cyber Law Certificate courses for Katog Courses and Law Express. The firm also runs a Cyber Awareness Program called “Cyber Noses Project”.
About the Internship:
They are looking for legal interns for PHYSICAL/VIRTUAL Program for the month of (Aug-Sept 2022).
Strictly for the candidates who are interested in litigation.
All Students are welcome to apply especially Non-NLU’s.
How to Apply?
1. CV and Cover Letter to be sent at [email protected].
2. Titled as” Application for Physical/Virtual Internship (Aug-Sept 2k22).
2. Shortlisted candidates would be Scheduled for a Virtual interview.
4. Mobile No & Residential Address is to be mentioned in the cover letter itself.
Note: If the above Process not followed, application will be deemed rejected.
Location:
South Delhi
Perks:
1. Certificate of Internship.
2. Letter of Recommendation
3..LinkedIn Recommendation
4. A Great Learning Experience
5. Publication Opportunities.
6. Litigation hands-on experience.
Deadline for Application:
20/August/2022.
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