Young Minds

Oberoilawchambers; United States; Remoto; USD 7100 - 14.000; Part-time

Descrizione del lavoro

Oberoi Law Chambers offers a remote, part-time Freelance opportunity for young advocates across India. You’ll work flexibly on court appearances, compliance tasks, and drafting while maintaining your own practice or schedule.

Ideal candidates hold an LLB with valid Bar enrolment and up to five years of Bar experience, and can appear in court or perform drafting and compliance work with remote coordination by phone and email.

Competenze

• LLB degree and valid Bar enrolment are required.
• Advocates with up to five years at the Bar are preferred.
• Ability to appear in court or handle compliance and drafting work is essential.

Mansioni

• Appear in courts nationwide and manage compliance duties.
• Draft pleadings, notices, applications, and written statements; vet contracts when needed.
• Conduct legal research on jurisdiction-specific case law and statutes; prepare memos and briefs.

Conoscenze

Court appearances

Drafting

Legal research

Independent work

Formazione

LLB degree

Bar enrolment

Descrizione del lavoro

Since 2008, Oberoi Law Chambers has delivered reliable and results-driven legal services across India. Clients trust us for simplifying complexities and providing practical, actionable solutions. We are accessible, responsive, and committed to safeguarding client interests at every step. With an experienced team and client-first mindset, we handle every matter with precision and care.

Job Description

This is a remote position.

Open Call: OLC Young Minds, Advocates & Legal ProfessionalsPart-time / Freelance · Anywhere in India · Applications open on a rolling basis

What this is

We're not hiring for a desk and a nine-to-six. Oberoi Law Chambers works on matters in courts across the country, and we're looking for young advocates who'd like to take some of that work on — without giving up their own practice or their own schedule. You take what suits you, when it suits you.

Who we have in mind

Advocates and law professionals with up to five years at the Bar, enrolled with any State Bar Council. You should be able to appear in court or handle compliance and drafting work, and be comfortable running things on your own with us coordinating over call and email.

The kind of work

It depends on where you are and what you're good at, but broadly:

Court and compliance. Appearing at hearings, mentioning matters, filing. The routine-but-necessary things too — affidavits, process serving, getting certified copies. We appear before District Courts, High Courts, Tribunals and Consumer Forums, so there's a fair spread.

Drafting. Pleadings, replies, applications, written statements, notices. Vetting contracts and agreements. Opinions, case notes, due diligence when a matter calls for it.

Research. Case law and statute work specific to a jurisdiction, written up as a memo or a brief we can actually use.

What you'll need

An LLB and a valid Bar enrolment, five years or less since. A willingness to work case by case, or on a project or retainer basis — whatever we settle on. If you know your local courts and how they run, that counts for a lot. Your written English should be solid; a regional language on top of that helps.

How it works

Everything's flexible — part-time, freelance, one matter at a time. You work from your own city. You're paid per matter, per appearance, or per project, and we agree the number upfront. Coordination is remote, mostly phone and email.

Why bother

We keep a busy litigation practice going across several courts, and we've built up a network over the years that lets us cover ground in different states without dropping the ball. We're happy to put your name forward and introduce you as a collaborator we work with, not a name we've hidden. And honestly, the back-and-forth of thinking a matter through together tends to produce better arguments than either side manages alone.

If you're building your own practice and want steady, real work alongside it, this is meant for you.

This is an invitation to collaborate. We'll work out the actual terms between us.