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How students of Law must adapt to meet the demands of a post-pandemic world
The COVID-19 pandemic challenge has been challenging for all sectors including the legal system. New law firms players must be prepared for a wide range of scenarios that might take place in the post-COVID era. Therefore, law students must be ready for a challenging and demanding time.
Work experience
Great internships offer a head start to a law student’s legal career. They must associate themselves with well-known firms by channeling their resumes through recruitment agencies, online internship portals, and speculative applications processes.
In recent times, several experimental opportunities have been available. The most popular ones are judicial clerkship, legal clinics, summer clerkship, legal externships, pro-bono projects, and so on. These provide an opportunity to increase one’s knowledge of substantial areas of law, acquire exposure to real-time work surroundings, and bring forth valuable
Purvi-pokhariyalLaw-studentsInternshipsMoot-courtsJudicial-clerkshipLlegal-clinicsSummer-clerkshipLegal-externshipsPro-bono-projectsசட்டம்-மாணவர்கள்இன்டர்ன்ஷிப்New Delhi [India], February 11 (ANI/SRV Media): The Institute of Law, Nirma University in association with South Asia Network for Justice Education (SANJE) organised an international symposium on Educating future lawyers for just & sustainable Society , from 8th to 9th February 2021. The symposium focused on the need for social justice and Justice for All - the 16th SDG. This event also focused on what can be done and how so that legal education does not restrict itself to legal service delivery to clients and dependence on judges and courts.
On the first day (8 February 2021), a panel including Prof (Dr) Srikrishna Deva Rao, Vice-Chancellor, National Law University, Delhi. Prof (Dr) Lisa Radtke Bliss, Associate Dean, Experiential Education and Clinical Programs, Georgia State University, Georgia. Prof (Dr) Catherine F. Klein, Director, Columbus Community Legal Services Catholic University, Washington DC. Prof (Dr) M R K Prasad, Professor of Law, V M Salgaocar College of Law,
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New Delhi [India], February 11 (ANI/SRV Media): The Institute of Law, Nirma University in association with South Asia Network for Justice Education (SANJE) organised an international symposium on Educating future lawyers for just & sustainable Society , from 8th to 9th February 2021. The symposium focused on the need for social justice and Justice for All - the 16th SDG. This event also focused on what can be done and how so that legal education does not restrict itself to legal service delivery to clients and dependence on judges and courts.
On the first day (8 February 2021), a panel including Prof (Dr) Srikrishna Deva Rao, Vice-Chancellor, National Law University, Delhi. Prof (Dr) Lisa Radtke Bliss, Associate Dean, Experiential Education and Clinical Programs, Georgia State University, Georgia. Prof (Dr) Catherine F. Klein, Director, Columbus Community Legal Services Catholic University, Washington D
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