Paid Online Legal Internship Opportunity with Advocate Shubham Tyagi: Apply Now!

About Advocate Shubham Tyagi

Advocate Shubham Tyagi is a distinguished legal professional with extensive experience in handling cases related to indirect taxes and customs. As a Senior Standing Counsel at the Delhi High Court, he has a profound understanding of the legal landscape and the complexities of taxation laws.

About the Internship

Are you a law student looking to gain valuable experience in the legal field? Are you interested in the intricacies of Indirect taxes and Customs laws in India? Advocate Shubham Tyagi, Senior Standing Counsel at the Delhi High Court, Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC), invites you to join their legal internship program for the months of November and December.

• Hands-on Experience: You will be exposed to real-world cases and get a chance to work on matters of national importance.
• Mentorship: Advocate Shubham Tyagi and his team will provide guidance and mentorship throughout your internship.
• Networking: Build connections with legal professionals, judges, and peers that will be invaluable for your future career.
• Flexible Online Mode: You can intern from anywhere, making it convenient for your schedule.

Eligibility

Law students in their 3rd year or above

Responsibilities

• As a legal intern at Advocate Shubham Tyagi’s office, you will have the opportunity to:
• Research and draft legal documents
• Assist in case preparation
• Attend court proceedings virtually
• Learn about the intricacies of indirect taxes and customs laws

Duration of Internship

November and December 2023

Mode of Internship

Online

Stipend

Competitive stipend for deserving candidates

Application Procedure

Interested candidates are invited to apply for this internship opportunity. To apply, please send your resume and a cover letter outlining your interest and suitability for this role to ‘[email protected]‘. The subject of the email should be “Legal Internship Application – November/December 2023.”