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Internship Experience at Crawford Bayley & Co. Advocates & Solicitors

This internship experience has been written by Khushi, and collected by Chanchal Pandit Mahale, a 3rd-year student of Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad, and Lawctopus Campus Leader.

Name of the Student

Khushi Pardeshi

College and Year of Experience

Maharashtra National Law University, Aurangabad; 3rd year.

Name and Address of Organisation

Crawford Bayley & Co. Advocates & Solicitors; Address- 4th Floor, State Bank Buildings, N. G. N, Dr MP Vaidya Marg, Fort, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400023

Duration of Internship

November 2 – December 2, 2022

How to Apply?

I applied by sending my CV to Mr. Sanjay Asher

First-Day Formalities, Infrastructure, First Impression

Before my orientation with the IPR team, I was greeted by Ms. Shweta Vaishnav (HR), who cordially provided me with a thorough rundown of my roles and responsibilities. The firm included a wide range of amenities and first-rate resources, such as an exclusive workplace with an array of extensive legal texts, all of which were intended to promote a comprehensive learning environment.

There was complete clarity in the answers to all of my questions and doubts. The firm’s initial impression was acceptable, and the team members were personable and kind.

Main Tasks

  • Examining case records and doing in-depth legal analysis in compliance with relevant provisions to improve understanding of legal procedures creating succinct summaries and understanding complex procedural nuances.
  • Examining and comprehending notifications

Work Environment

Strong, consistently displayed work ethic and a proactive approach to assignments were the most absorbing aspects of the internship. In my perspective, the most important skills that Adv. Rooppreet Dhamija Ma’am and Adv. Hemant Thadani Sir has taught me how to handle deadlines and make the best out of a gunpoint situation. The calibre of the work was just as important as the quantity.

Good Things

As long as you meet the deadlines, the workplace is extremely cordial and collaborative. It is required of interns to gain knowledge and maximize the amount of time assigned to tasks. But if you ponder your tenure and task management style, you will see that you have grown. We are required to report to our separate heads at the end of the day and give them a summary of the entire day.

Bad Things

Considering the mentorship, nature, and enhanced attitude, I did not find anything bad about the internship. It contains all the traits that help people effectively and actively engage in valuable discussions. In the initial days, one can feel the grind but as days roll, you get a hang of things which have their takeaways.

Stipend

Rs. 10,000/-.

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