Opportunities for law students and advocates

Legal Drive sends a document to an approved advocate when the person who drafted it asks for a review. You verify it or return it with notes, and are paid for each review you complete. There is no listing fee.

Advocates, retired judges and law teachers mentor judiciary aspirants on Law Maker. You set your own price per session and the times you are free; students book and pay through the site. Law Maker checks each application, including your Bar Council enrolment.

Need an appearance, a filing, an inspection or a certified copy in another city? Listed advocates post a request, other advocates offer to help, and you choose. Requests are not public, and no fee passes through LegalFirms.in.

If you draft and reply to legal notices, or take some matters without a fee, say so on your profile. Enquiries sent from our legal notice and free legal aid pages also go to advocates who say so.

Many advocates are listed on LegalFirms.in without knowing it. Find your name and claim the profile through your own email. Claiming is free.

You get a code, a printed QR sheet and a certificate with the real count of profiles the advocates confirmed. You never claim a profile for anyone or ask for a password. No payment is made for a code.

Law Maker tracks the judiciary exams State by State and has mock tests and mentors you can book.

Join your law school's Pro Bono Club through Nyaya Bandhu, or volunteer with your district legal services authority.

The LegalFirms.in magazine publishes articles from contributors. See what it takes and how to send yours.

Post your internship on Law Maker's board at no cost. Law Maker approves each listing before it is public, and it then appears on this page within a day.

List an opening for advocates and legal staff on Law Maker's jobs board. Once it is live there it appears on this page within a day.

Add your firm's page to LegalFirms.in. Listing is free, and enquiries sent from your page come to you.