Chambers of Krishnan Venugopal, Senior Advocate Hiring Associate for Litigation Team

The Chambers of Mr. Krishnan Venugopal, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India, is expanding its litigation team and has invited applications for the position of Associate (Litigation).

The opportunity is aimed at lawyers with 3–4 years of litigation experience, particularly those who have worked on commercial, constitutional, and/or arbitration matters.

About the Role

The selected Associate will join the chambers’ litigation team and will have the opportunity to work on a range of matters before courts and tribunals. Candidates with prior exposure to commercial litigation, constitutional law, and arbitration will be particularly relevant for the position.

The role can provide valuable experience for lawyers looking to develop their litigation practice and gain exposure to complex legal disputes.

Eligibility

Applicants should have 3–4 years of litigation experience. While the position is open to candidates with a broader litigation background, experience in commercial, constitutional, and/or arbitration matters will be preferred.

Candidates should be able to demonstrate strong legal research, drafting, analytical, and litigation skills.

How to Apply

Interested candidates should send their CV along with a brief cover note to:

krishnanvenugopal.chambers@gmail.com

Applicants should use the following subject line:

“Application for Associate (3-4 years)”

Candidates interested in developing their careers in Supreme Court litigation and complex disputes may consider this opportunity.

Position: Associate (Litigation)
Chambers: Krishnan Venugopal, Senior Advocate, Supreme Court of India
Experience: 3–4 years of litigation experience
Preferred Exposure: Commercial, Constitutional and/or Arbitration matters
Application: CV + brief cover note
Email: krishnanvenugopal.chambers@gmail.com

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    Himanshu Poshwal is an emerging legal writer and law student with a strong interest in constitutional law and its societal implications. He frequently contributes opinion pieces and analyses on contemporary legal issues, aiming to bridge the gap between legal theory and public understanding. His work often delves into the ethical dimensions of law practice, including topics like virtual hearings and the evolving role of lawyers in the digital age.

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