About the University/Organization

Niyamam Law Offices is a reputed law firm based in Delhi with a strong presence in litigation and legal consultancy. Known for handling a diverse range of matters, including civil, criminal, and corporate litigation, the firm is committed to providing quality legal services to its clients. The office has steadily built a reputation for effective advocacy and client-focused legal solutions.

Located at Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi, Niyamam Law Offices offers young law students an opportunity to engage with real-time litigation practice and gain valuable insights into the profession. Its internship programs are designed to provide professional exposure and practical experience in drafting, research, and courtroom practice.

About the Event

This offline legal internship is designed to give law students hands-on exposure to litigation practice in Delhi. Interns will have the opportunity to:

• Draft legal documents
• Manage case files
• Attend court proceedings

Through this, students will gain practical skills in advocacy and case management.

Ideal for students seeking internships in litigation, this program helps participants strengthen their legal research and drafting skills while experiencing the workings of the Indian judicial system firsthand. The internship is an excellent platform to build professional networks and understand courtroom practice.

Event Timeline

Format and Structure

The internship will involve direct practical exposure rather than competitive phases.

Selected interns will be expected to assist in drafting petitions, applications, and legal notices, managing case files, and attending hearings at the Delhi courts.

Evaluation will be based on the quality of drafting, legal research ability, and professional conduct. Selected candidates will be notified via email or phone.

Location and Mode

Venue: Chamber No. 740A, Second Floor, Western Wing, Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi-110054

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Additional Highlights

Stipend: Unpaid

Prizes/Perks: Internship completion certificate and exposure to live court proceedings.

Eligibility: Law students enrolled in 3-year or 5-year recognized law programs.

Registration Fee: Free

Mentors/Judges: Guided by practicing advocates at Niyamam Law Offices.

Team/Individual: Individual internship opportunity.

FAQs

Q1: Who is eligible to apply for this opportunity?
A: Law students enrolled in recognized 3-year or 5-year LL.B. programs are eligible to apply.

Q2: Is prior experience required?
A: No, freshers are welcome to apply.

Q3: What is the stipend/salary offered?
A: The internship is unpaid.

Q4: Will a certificate be provided?
A: Yes, all interns will receive an internship completion certificate.

Q5: Is there any application/registration fee?
A: No, there is no application fee for this internship.

Q6: Can international students or foreign-qualified lawyers apply?
A: No, the internship is open only to Indian law students.

Q7: What is the duration of the internship/employment?
A: The internship duration is one month – from 01 September 2025 to 30 September 2025.

Important Links

Registration Form – Apply Here

Official Website – https://niyamamlawoffices.com

Downloadables

[Sample Cover Letter (PDF)

Contact

Email: niyamamlawoffices@gmail.com

Phone: +91-9015505737 / +91-9555449294

Office: Chamber No. 740A, Second Floor, Western Wing, Tis Hazari Courts, Delhi-110054

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