A&A Legal Internship 2026 – Litigation Internship, Dwarka Courts, New Delhi (September & October) | Apply Now
What Is the A&A Legal Internship?
A&A Legal is inviting applications for its September and October 2026 Internship Programme. The internship will take place at the firm’s chambers located in Dwarka Courts, New Delhi, giving law students an opportunity to gain practical exposure to litigation and courtroom practice.
For students interested in litigation, interning at a chamber inside a court complex provides a unique learning experience. It allows interns to observe court proceedings, understand procedural law, and see how advocates prepare and argue matters before the court.
About the Internship
A&A Legal is looking for enthusiastic and dedicated law students who are eager to develop practical legal skills through hands-on litigation experience.
The firm has announced 10 internship openings, making this an excellent opportunity for eligible students to gain exposure to professional legal practice. Throughout the internship, students will work from the firm’s chambers at Dwarka Courts, where they can understand how legal research, drafting, client interaction, and courtroom proceedings come together in everyday litigation.
If you’re planning a career in litigation or dispute resolution, this internship can help you build a strong practical foundation early in your legal journey.
What Kind of Work Can You Expect?
Although the firm has not released a detailed work profile, interns at a litigation chamber can generally expect exposure to:
- Legal research
- Drafting legal documents
- Case law analysis
- Assisting advocates with ongoing matters
- Observing court proceedings
- Preparing case files and legal notes
Additionally, interns learn how advocates prepare cases before hearings and manage litigation strategy. This practical experience helps students develop research, drafting, and analytical skills that are essential for courtroom practice.
Who Should Apply?
Applications are invited from:
- Students in the 2nd or 3rd year of a 3-year LL.B. programme
- Students in the 3rd or 4th year of a 5-year integrated LL.B. programme
The internship is particularly suitable for students who:
- Have an interest in litigation and courtroom practice
- Enjoy legal research and drafting
- Want practical exposure to court proceedings
- Are eager to learn in a professional legal environment
Since this is an in-office internship, applicants should be available to work from the firm’s chambers at Dwarka Courts, New Delhi during the internship period.
Internship Details
- Mode: In-office
- Location: Chamber, Dwarka Courts, New Delhi
- Internship Months: September & October 2026
- Number of Openings: 10
With multiple openings available, this internship offers an excellent opportunity for eligible law students to gain meaningful litigation experience.
How to Apply for the A&A Legal Internship
Interested candidates should follow these steps:
- Prepare your updated Curriculum Vitae (CV).
- Write a brief cover email introducing yourself and explaining your interest in the internship.
- Email your application to aalegal27@gmail.com.
Application Deadlines
- September 2026 Internship: 28 August 2026
- October 2026 Internship: 28 September 2026
Candidates should submit their applications before the relevant deadline to maximise their chances of being considered.
This internship is completely free to apply for. Genuine law firms never charge candidates an application or internship fee. Therefore, if anyone asks you to pay money in exchange for an internship opportunity, treat it as fraudulent.
Helpful Resources for Law Students
Before applying, you may find these LawCademy resources useful:
- How to Make a Law Student CV That Stands Out to Recruiters – Learn how to create a professional CV that highlights your internships, moot courts, publications, and achievements.
- How to Read a Bare Act: https://thelawcademy.in/law_resources/how-to-read-a-bare-act/
- Top Moot Court Competitions in India (2026 Guide): https://thelawcademy.in/law_resources/top-moot-court-competitions-in-india-for-law-students-2026-guide/
If you’re planning a career in litigation, start developing strong research, drafting, and advocacy skills as early as possible. Regularly reading Bare Acts, analysing judgments, and participating in moot court competitions will help you become a more confident and capable legal professional.
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