Paid Internship at Wadhwa & Co. [Stipend-Based | Litigation | New Delhi]: Apply Now!

Applications are invited for a Paid Litigation Internship at Wadhwa & Co. (Advocates & Legal Consultants). The internship offers law students an opportunity to gain practical litigation experience while working with the firm’s legal team in New Delhi.

About the Internship

Wadhwa & Co. (Advocates & Legal Consultants) is inviting applications from motivated law students for a stipend-based litigation internship. The internship is designed to provide practical exposure to litigation practice, allowing interns to work closely with the firm’s legal team and develop essential legal skills.


Eligibility

Applications are open to:

  • Law students

Internship Details

  • Position: Legal Intern
  • Duration: 4–6 Weeks
  • Internship Period: August & September 2026
  • Location: New Delhi (Litigation)
  • Mode: On-site/Hybrid (3–4 days per week on-site)
  • Stipend: Paid

Key Responsibilities

Selected interns will be expected to:

  • Conduct legal research and legal writing
  • Draft legal documents and notices
  • Prepare case summaries and briefs
  • Assist the legal team with ongoing matters
  • Attend court proceedings, where scheduled

How to Apply?

Interested candidates should email the following documents:

  • Updated CV
  • Cover Letter

Email: internship@wadhwalawgroup.com

Email Subject: Internship Application – August 2026 (or the relevant month you are applying for).


Duration

The internship will run for 4–6 weeks during August and September 2026.


Stipend

This is a paid internship. The exact stipend amount has not been specified.


Author

  • Charvi

    Charvi is B.A. LL.B. (Hons.) student at Gujarat National Law University with a keen interest in capital markets, investment banking, and women and child empowerment. She has interned with leading law firms and NGO. Charvi has published research on gender bias in investment and the role of stock exchanges, and has presented at international seminars on climate change and human rights.

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