Chambers of Abhinav Mishra: Advocates & Solicitors is a legal practice handling complex disputes and advisory matters across multiple areas of law, including constitutional law, civil and white-collar crime, insolvency, arbitration, taxation, electricity law, aviation law and corporate advisory.
Post Details
The Chambers of Abhinav Mishra is inviting applications from passionate and goal-oriented law students for paid internships between October and December 2026 at its New Delhi office. The internship offers hands-on exposure to legal drafting, court and tribunal proceedings, client meetings, strategy discussions and complex disputes.
• Assist with legal drafting
• Attend court and tribunal proceedings across India
• Participate in client meetings and strategy discussions
• Assist with complex and high-profile disputes
• Conduct legal research and case preparation
• Support matters across diverse areas of litigation and advisory practice
• Assist with assigned legal tasks and documentation
• Penultimate and Final-year law students from BCI-recognized law schools
• LL.M. candidates may also apply
• Passionate and goal-oriented approach towards legal practice
• Strong interest in legal research, drafting and litigation
Candidates may apply through either of the following methods:
📧 Send your CV + detailed cover letter mentioning your legal interests and preferred month of internship to:
careers@coam.in
OR
Apply through the application form available on the organisation's website.
Additional Information
• Position: Legal Intern
• Organisation: Chambers of Abhinav Mishra
• Location: New Delhi
• Mode: On-site
• Internship Period: October–December 2026
• Eligibility: Penultimate & Final Year + LL.M.
• Stipend: ₹5,000–₹15,000/month
• Stipend Basis: Performance and review
• Practice Areas: Constitutional Law, Civil & White-Collar Crime, Appeals, IBC & Liquidation, Real Estate, Arbitration, Taxation, Electricity Law, Aviation Law & Corporate Advisory
• Additional Benefits: Reimbursement of office-related expenses and late-hour commutes