Legal Job | Associate at Zenith Law Chambers: Apply Now!
Zenith Law Chambers is inviting applications for the position of Retainer Associate to join its litigation team in New Delhi.
About Zenith Law Chambers
Zenith Law Chambers (ZLC) is a full-service law firm based in New Delhi. The firm provides legal services across civil, criminal, consumer protection, arbitration, and banking laws. It represents individuals and businesses before various judicial forums, including the Supreme Court of India, High Courts, and the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT).
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About the Job
Zenith Law Chambers is hiring Retainer Associates to expand its litigation team. The selected candidates will work on a diverse litigation portfolio involving matters before various Courts, Tribunals, Consumer Commissions, and Arbitral Tribunals, with significant responsibility and opportunities for professional growth.
Number of Positions
02
Eligibility
Candidates must:
- Have a minimum of 3 years of litigation experience.
- Possess strong legal drafting, research, and court appearance skills.
- Have experience in handling civil, commercial, consumer, arbitration, and criminal matters (preferred).
- Be able to work independently while managing multiple matters effectively.
- Have excellent communication and analytical skills.
Remuneration
Salary will be commensurate with experience, capability, and merit. There is no upper limit on compensation.
Location
Greater Kailash-I, New Delhi
Application Procedure
Interested candidates may send their CV along with a brief covering note to [email protected].
Subject Line: Application – Retainer Associate
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