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Internship Opportunity at Lexspeak Legal (July -Aug), New Delhi: Apply Now!

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Lexspeak Legal is inviting applications for the position of Legal Intern at their New Delhi office. This is an excellent opportunity for law students to gain hands-on litigation exposure and work directly under experienced advocates.

About Lexspeak Legal

Founded in 2014 by Advocate Nitish Banka, Lexspeak Legal is a vibrant, multi-disciplinary law firm based in New Delhi. The firm specializes in family and matrimonial disputes, criminal law, civil litigation, consumer disputes, arbitration, and real estate. Known for providing pragmatic legal solutions, the firm offers an immersive environment for young professionals to learn drafting, research, and courtroom advocacy.

Key Responsibilities & Insights

As a Legal Intern at Lexspeak Legal, you will:

  • Get real courtroom and active litigation exposure (No virtual internship).
  • Work directly under experienced advocates and assist in high court matters.
  • Gain insights into matrimonial, criminal, and civil dispute resolution.
  • Gain deep, practical insights into matrimonial, criminal, and civil dispute resolution.
  • Develop core skills in legal drafting, comprehensive research, and case handling.

Internship Details

  • Role: Legal Intern
  • Number of Vacancies: 2
  • Tenure: July – August 2026 (Immediate joining / Long-term interns preferred)
  • Location: Vasant Kunj, New Delhi (On-site)
  • Stipend: Yes

How to Apply

If you are serious about pursuing a career in litigation and want practical exposure, apply immediately.

Interested candidates can send their updated CV to teamlexspeak@gmail.com.

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