About the Opportunity
Deevaanshi Digital Law & Media Company invites applications from motivated, disciplined, and dedicated law students across India for its Online / Hybrid Legal Internship Programme.
About the Organisation
Deevaanshi Digital Law & Media Company is an Indian legal services firm delivering technology-driven legal solutions in the areas of:
- Digital Law
- Media Law
- Intellectual Property Rights
- Consumer Law
- Cyber Law
- General Litigation
The organisation specializes in online legal filings, drafting, advisory services, and client-centric legal support, with a strong emphasis on digital platforms and remote accessibility.
Eligibility
- LL.B
- Integrated LL.B
- LL.M
- Law Students (Any Academic Year)
Key Practice Areas
- Online Legal Services & E-Filing
- Digital & Media Law
- Intellectual Property Law (Trademark Filing & Responses)
- Consumer Law & Consumer Court Litigation
- Cyber Crime & Online Fraud Matters
- Legal Drafting (LLP Agreements, Contracts, Wills, Sale Deeds)
- Cheque Bounce & Debt Recovery Matters
Roles & Responsibilities
- Legal Drafting (Legal Notices, Petitions, Agreements, Replies, etc.)
- Legal Research & Case Analysis
- Client Handling & Legal Assistance
- Online Case Filing & Documentation Support
- Exposure to E-Filing Systems
Internship Mode
- Virtual / Remote
- Hybrid (as per organisational requirement)
Working Hours
Flexible Timings
Duration
3 to 6 Months
Stipend
- No Stipend (Skill-Based Learning Programme)
- Students will receive practical training in legal drafting and e-filing without any training fee.
How to Apply?
Interested candidates may apply by submitting:
- Updated CV
- National ID Proof
- College ID Card
- Latest College Fee Slip
- One Passport Size Photograph (for verification purposes)
Email: deevaaanshilegalservices@gmail.com
WhatsApp: (Share CV via WhatsApp)
Official Telegram Contact: 9215003900
Location
- Delhi High Court
- Punjab & Haryana High Court, Chandigarh
- Working Address: Tilak Marg, Supreme Court of India, New Delhi
Disclaimer: Charging money from students for internships or from job applicants is unethical and can result in blacklisting. We strongly discourage requesting any kind of payment from interns, including processing fees or charges for certificates. If you have any concerns, please contact us at contact@lawctopus.com