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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
@Jessica Booker - Yes, I understand this. I am still thinking about this. I am really thankful to you for all your help and replies.- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
@Jessica Booker In reference to Inhouse counsel roles - Yes, I am considering this factor also. In reference to finding Indian lawyers who have taken the same path - Right now, I am exactly doing this only.- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
@Jessica Booker I am also searching for legal counsel roles in companies that have offices both in India and abroad. For Example, If I could work in India for some time, depending on the profile, and then request for transfer to its other office in a different jurisdiction. What do you think...- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
Okay, currently I am open to all opportunities. Therefore I am asking about these positions. @Jessica Booker- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
@Jessica Booker I will search on LinkedIn about the Indian desks. Apart from this, How to get an in-house counsel role in the U.K.? Do that also require this 2 years TC and SQE requirement?- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
@Jessica Booker - I am looking for a long term career in the U.K.- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
In relation to this, "You might find more luck in speculatively applying for roles with Indian desks at major firms rather than trying to apply for a training contract. They are much more likely to be interested in your profile. Indian desks sometimes run their own recruitment processes and have...- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
Thank you for the detailed response above. @Jessica Booker @AvniD @futuretraineesolicitor Earlier, I was getting confusing 2 years of work experience as a substitute route for TC. Now, I have got more clarity in the process. So according to you, what should I exactly do right now to get an...- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
Thank you for your response. If I am applying for the Direct TC route, whenever the next applications are released. Could you please tell me an estimated timeline, how much time the process takes - from the application for TC till joining the office, through the Direct TC route? For example, I...- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
Hello @AvniD Thank you for your response. No, I have not practiced in India till now. I have completed my law undergraduate degree in November 2020, then I qualified All India Bar Examination in February 2021 and then enrolled in the LLM course for 2021-22. Please tell me about the work...- Shreyanshagrawal
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Guidance for work in the United Kingdom
Dear @futuretraineesolicitor Yes, this definitely helps. Thank you so so so much for your response and for taking out your time. I sincerely value and appreciate your time. Can we please connect on a personal message? Best, Shreyansh Agrawal.- Shreyanshagrawal
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Dear Corporate Law Academy Team and everyone, @Jessica Booker @futuretraineesolicitor @AvniD I hope you are doing well. Merry Christmas and Happy new year to you and your family. I am currently studying in LL.M. course specializing in Corporate and Financial Laws from Jindal Global Law...- Shreyanshagrawal
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