Disputes Lawyer
IILF is always looking for talented advocates looking to join the Team and add value to the organization. If you think you are committed to the Legal Profession and are a passionate Lawyer, join in!
Responsibilities
Candidates can look forward to regular client communication, appearances in Courts, apart from
Court Appearances – Represent clients in district courts, high courts & tribunals
Legal Drafting & Research – Draft petitions, pleadings, and research case laws
Case Management – Assist in strategizing and managing litigation matters
Client Advisory – Provide legal opinions on disputes & litigation risks
Mediation & Arbitration – Support in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) processes
Skills
- Experience with court filings & procedural laws
- Strong legal research & drafting skills
- Fluent in Kannada & English for client communication & court submissions
- Professionalism, accountability
- Ability to work independently
- Great communication skills;
- Good Writing Skills;
- Updated with Daily Legal News;
- Positive attitude.
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