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Regius Legal LLP is looking to hire Associates in Mumbai

Candidates with PQE 3-4 years are encouraged to apply.

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Regius Legal LLP is inviting applications for the position of Litigation Associate at its Mumbai office.

Number of Positions: 4 (Four)

PQE: 3-4 years

Qualification: B.A. LL.B. / B.B.A. LL.B.

Location: Mumbai

Job Description

The ideal candidate should have 3–4 years of post-qualification experience, a stable professional track record, and hands-on experience in handling civil and criminal litigation matters.

Key Responsibilities

  • Handle civil and criminal litigation matters, including drafting and filing pleadings, applications, replies and other court documents.

  • Attend court hearings and assist in the effective conduct of matters before various courts and judicial forums.

  • Conduct legal research and prepare case briefs, written submissions and legal opinions.

  • Coordinate with clients, briefing counsel and other stakeholders.

  • Monitor case progress, maintain records and track hearing dates and filing deadlines.

  • Assist in developing litigation strategies and preparing matters for hearings and trials.

  • Candidates should possess strong legal drafting and research skills, sound analytical abilities, attention to detail, professional integrity and the ability to handle matters independently.

Remuneration: As per Industry Standards

Interested candidates can send their CVs/ applications to  joinus@regius.legal

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