Atarya Partners is inviting applications for an Associate Lawyer, Litigation position at its office in Greater Kailash 2, New Delhi. The opportunity is suitable for lawyers with zero to one year of post qualification experience, with preference for candidates who have prior exposure to litigation.
The position is an offline, in office role and involves working on litigation, arbitration and advisory matters before various forums across Delhi and the National Capital Region.
Associate Lawyer Vacancy at Atarya Partners
The firm was founded by Ayush Shrivastava, Krishnesh Bapat and Samyak Gangwal, Advocate on Record. Its practice covers matters before Trial Courts, the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court, along with arbitration and advisory work.
The Associate will have an opportunity to work across different stages of litigation and related legal matters. Candidates interested in developing their practice in litigation can apply for the position.
Eligibility and Experience
The vacancy is primarily open to Associates with zero to one year of PQE. Candidates who have previous litigation experience are preferred.
Fresh law graduates may also apply if they have strong legal research skills and some experience in drafting. The role may therefore be relevant to both junior lawyers with initial litigation exposure and freshers who can demonstrate strong research and drafting abilities.
Location and Work Arrangement
The position is based at Atarya Partners’ office in Greater Kailash 2, New Delhi. It is an offline role, requiring the selected candidate to work from the firm’s office.
The firm’s practice extends across litigation, arbitration and advisory matters before courts and forums in Delhi and NCR. The position therefore provides exposure to legal work across multiple forums.
How to Apply
Interested candidates can apply for the Associate Lawyer position through the application link provided by Atarya Partners.
Further information about the vacancy and the application process is available in the full announcement.



