Little & Co Internship 2024 Application, Experience

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In this article, we will talk about LLB Internship at Little & Co for the year 2024, the application process, selection criteria and the various practice areas you may get to experience at the firm.

This article is part of the 'Best Law Firms for Internship’ series, where we look at the top and notable firms from across various areas of practice. This series is partly based on how the firms are positioned in various legal rankings, industry awards and recognitions.

Internships are an excellent opportunity to get a first-hand experience on how a law firm operates. They can also offer a working overview of the various practice areas and sectors. You can see that the practice of law goes much beyond text-books and case laws.

Students should also make use of their time at the firm to delve into the 'nuts-and-bolts' of legal practice; such as drafting documents, various types of filings, summarizing cases, preparing briefs and legal research.

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Year of Establishment and Office Locations

Established in the year 1856,  the legal firm Little & Co operates from or has their offices in :

• Mumbai
• New Delhi

Normally, established law firms have working associations, referral relationships and 'best friend' agreements with other firms; which enables them to render services on a pan-India basis.

LawMint Note : In general, law firms may offer internship opportunities at all their office locations. However, bigger locations may see a higher demand for internship. Your flexibility, in terms of location preference, may increase the probability of your selection.

'Best Law Firms for Internship' categories in 2024

Little & Co features in the list of the Top Law Firms for Internship in the following practice areas listed below, for the year 2024.

While we have specifically highlighted Little & Co law firm's expertise in the below mentioned practice areas, they may offer a wider range of legal services, as mentioned further down in this article.

Practice areas where the firm is recognized as one of the best places for internship :

• Arbitration and Alternate Dispute Resolution
• Banking and Finance Law
• Capital Markets – Debt and Equity
• Corporate and Commercial Law
• Corporate Tax and Taxation Law
• Infrastructure and Project Finance
• Intellectual Property Law
• Joint Venture
• Labour and Employment Law
• Litigation
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Real Estate, Construction and Property Law

Normally, law firms the applicants to mention their area of interest in the cover letter or the application form. Before expressing interest in any of the practice areas, students should have a basic understanding and awareness of the topics and the underlying laws.

Check out the LawMint Internship Basics online courses and the videos on our YouTube channel for an overview of the various specialized practice areas.

About Little & Co

Little and Co is one of the oldest law firms in India. The firm has a very interesting history – having represented the East India Company, the Government of Bombay Presidency – which evolved into the State of Maharashtra.

The firm’s partners also worked on the incorporation of the Tata Iron and Steel Company (TISCO). Over the decades, Little and Co has developed into a full-service law firm specializing across multiple practice verticals. From 2006 till 2012, two of the oldest law firms in India had merged to form Fox Mandal and Little & Co.

The firm’s client list includes many leading Indian Business Houses, Multinational Companies, Government & Semi Government owned entities, Public Sector and Private Sector Banks; Power and Infrastructure Companies; Pharmaceutical Companies and Mining and Shipping Companies.

Practice Areas, Focus Sectors & Expertise

Little & Co law firm's website or brochures mention that the firm's legal services and expertise extend to the following practice areas :

• Infrastructure
• Banking & Finance
• Real Estate
• Capital Markets and Financial Securities
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Intellectual Property Rights (IPR)
• Litigation and Arbitration
• Taxation
• Employment / Human Resource and Industrial Relations

In general, Law firms cannot be clearly demarcated in terms of areas of practice.

Due to the overlaps in many specializations; and the need to provide comprehensive legal solutions to their clients, almost all medium and large law practices tend to be 'full-service' firms.

However, they may choose to identify themselves with one or more areas of specializations.

Official website of the firm

Pursuant to BCI rules, the firm's website may have limited information. However, internship applicants should invariably read through the website and brochures as part of the essential research and groundwork before applying.

Very often, an overview of the firm, it's partners and associates can give you a good idea about the working structure and organizational hierarchy of Little & Co.

The firm's official website is accessible at this link : https://www.littlecompany.com

Career opportunities and internship openings at Little & Co may also be periodically published in the careers section of their website. Refer to the specific careers / opportunities web-page link mentioned further down in this article.

Little & Co Internship in 2024 for LLB Students

People will always need lawyers. However, plenty of job options exist within the legal field beyond becoming a lawyer. The delivery of legal services is a complex process that typically requires teams of skilled professionals to provide quality and cost-effective service. As a result, the legal field offers many jobs encompassing a diverse range of skills, experience, and education. Developments in the law and technology have also created new legal career opportunities.

If you wish to explore the wide range of internship opportunities with Little & Company, fill up the application form on the ‘Opportunities’ page of their website.

The form requires you to enter essential personal and professional details and has text fields asking for your ‘Special interests’ and ‘Why me?’

Upload your resume and cover letter as a single PDF or Word document. The form and your covering letter should clearly indicate the reasons for your interest in internship with Little & Company.

Little & Company’s HR person will revert if they find your resume suitable for their current or upcoming internship vacancies.

Little & Co Careers & Opportunities web page

Refer to the following website / page link for further information about the current opportunities, internship openings and other details : https://www.littlecompany.com/opportunities/

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LawMint's LLB Internship Experience Contest !

If you have completed your LLB internship with Little & Co or any other Law firm, Company, NGO, Government Organization, Educational Institution or with a Practicing Advocate, share your experience with LawMint's readers.

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Law Internship FAQs

How can I get internship at Little & Co?

Little & Co offers internship opportunities based on their requirements. Refer to the LawMint.com article for details on the eligibility, application process and selection criteria for Little & Co internship.

Is internship compulsory for law students in India?

As per the Bar Council of India rules, Law students have to complete a minimum of 12 weeks internship, in total, for a Three Year LLB and 20 weeks in total, for a Five Year LLB.

What are the best internships for law students?

Law students can complete internship with Law firms, NGOs, Trial and Appellate Advocates, Judiciary, Legal Regulatory authorities, Legislatures and Parliament, Other Legal Functionaries, Market Institutions, Law Firms, Companies, Local Self Government and other such bodies as the University may stipulate.

Do law interns get paid in India?

Internships may be paid or unpaid, depending on the duration and type of internship, and as per the policies and discretion of the law firm. Typically, bigger law firms offer a stipend to their interns. Some firms may offer meal allowances and reimbursements. Small firms may have only unpaid internships.

How do I intern at a law firm?

Read the articles on LawMint for details on how to apply, when to apply, how to create your resume, how to prepare for interviews and how to get selected for internship with top law firms in India.

How do big law firms give internships?

Big Law firms may offer internships directly to interested LLB students, or through college placement committees. Some firms may have a structured selection and interview process for evaluating and shortlisting interns best suited for their practices.

What law firms look for in interns?

Law firms look for good written and verbal communication skills, interest in the practice areas of the firm, relevant extra curriculars, good academic credentials and an aptitude to learn. Bigger law firm evaluate all applicants through the their resume, cover letter, writing sample, interview performance and other criteria.

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