Trainee Associate
Trainee Associate – New Delhi (Full‑Time)
We are hiring a Trainee Associate to assist on a diverse range of commercial, IP, and dispute‑resolution matters. This role is ideal for final‑year LL.B. students or fresh graduates seeking strong drafting, research, and litigation exposure.
📌 Role Overview
You will work closely with partners and senior associates on:
• Drafting & negotiating Hotel Management Agreements (HMAs), lease deeds, and commercial contracts.
• Handling legal compliances for a hospitality group.
• Trademark & copyright prosecution.
• Commercial litigation, advisory work, and legal research.
• Exposure to media & entertainment law and general corporate‑commercial matters.
🎓 Eligibility
• Final‑year LL.B. students or recent graduates.
• Strong drafting and research skills.
• Prior internship in litigation or commercial law preferred (not mandatory).
💰 Salary
• Salary: As per skills and experience.
📨 How to Apply
Send your CV along with a brief cover email to:
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**Probation period will be 6 months (Mandatory)**
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