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Legal Internships at LLM Advocates

Build your legal career at the intersection of artificial intelligence, cyber law, and data privacy - with India's leading legal-tech advocates firm. Fully remote. Open to all Indian law students.


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Why Intern with LLM Advocates?

What You'll Gain

  • Mentorship from Practising Advocates — Work under Ritik Khurana and Parul Kumar, both LLM-qualified cyber law advocates and ISO 42001:2023 certified Lead Auditors registered at the Punjab & Haryana High Court. Learn more about our firm and founding advocates.
  • Certificate of Completion — Receive an official certificate from LLM Advocates upon successful completion of the 4-week programme.
  • Letter of Recommendation — Outstanding performers receive a personalised letter of recommendation signed by the firm's principal advocates.
  • Exposure to Frontier Practice Areas — Gain first-mover advantage in AI governance, cyber law, and data privacy — areas where demand for legal talent far outstrips supply.
  • Flexible, Fully Remote Programme — Participate from anywhere in India. No relocation, no commute, no geographical barriers.

Our Areas of Practice

LLM Advocates is India's specialist legal-tech firm with deep expertise across our practice areas in cyber law, AI governance, and data privacy:

  • Cyber Law & Cyber Crime Investigation — IT Act offences, cyber fraud, phishing, sextortion defence, bank account unfreeze petitions, anticipatory bail, and digital forensics
  • AI Governance & ISO 42001:2023 Audit — AI management systems, responsible AI frameworks, algorithmic accountability, AI risk assessments, and certification readiness
  • Data Privacy (DPDP Act 2023, GDPR) — Compliance audits, privacy policy drafting, breach response, cross-border data transfer advisory, and DPO services. Explore free legal resources and DPDP Act tools
  • Intellectual Property Rights — Trademark registration, patent drafting, copyright protection, digital IP, licensing, and IP assignments for startups and tech companies
  • Technology Law & Digital Contracts — SaaS agreements, platform terms, AI tool contracts, data processing agreements, and e-commerce compliance
  • Litigation & Dispute Resolution — Civil, criminal, and cyber litigation, arbitration, tribunal representation, and regulatory defence
  • Cyber Fraud & Financial Disputes — Online banking frauds, UPI fraud recovery, RBI complaints, chargebacks, and digital payment disputes
  • Digital Evidence & Cyber Forensics — Evidence preservation, forensic analysis, expert opinions, and electronic evidence handling under Indian law
  • Metaverse & Virtual Asset Law — Virtual property rights, NFTs, digital ownership disputes, and jurisdictional challenges in virtual environments
  • AI Liability & Algorithmic Accountability — Liability for AI decisions, bias mitigation, explainability compliance, and governance frameworks
  • Quantum & Cryptographic Law — Post-quantum encryption, blockchain legality, digital signatures, and cybersecurity regulatory frameworks
  • Biometric & Genetic Data Law — Facial recognition regulation, biometric data protection, DNA data governance, and surveillance compliance
  • Neurotechnology & Cognitive Privacy — Brain-computer interface (BCI) regulation, neural data protection, and emerging cognitive rights
  • Climate Tech & ESG Regulation — Carbon credit compliance, climate-tech IP, ESG advisory, and sustainability regulations
  • Regulatory & Compliance Advisory — IT Act compliance, intermediary guidelines, fintech regulations, and legal risk management
  • Legal Tech & AI Advisory — AI adoption strategy, legal automation systems, GenAI policy frameworks, and enterprise legal tech consulting

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How to Apply

  1. Click "Apply Now" on the internship card below to open the application form.
  2. Fill in your details — full name, university, programme (LLB / BA-LLB / LLM), current year of study, city, and email address.
  3. Write a Statement of Interest (200–300 words) explaining why you want to intern with LLM Advocates and what areas of legal-tech interest you most.
  4. Attach your CV/Resume in PDF format.
  5. Submit. Our team reviews applications on a rolling basis and responds within 5 working days.
Now accepting applications: The April 2026 cohort is currently open. May and June 2026 cohorts open on 1 May and 1 June respectively. Early applications are reviewed first.

Current Openings

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Frequently Asked Questions

Everything law students need to know about our Legal AI Analyst Internship.

The Legal AI Analyst Internship is a 4-week, fully remote programme where law students research AI governance frameworks, analyse cyber crime case law, review data privacy regulations under India's DPDP Act 2023, and contribute to policy drafts on responsible AI use. It is open to LLB, BA-LLB, and LLM students from any recognised Indian university.
Any student currently enrolled in an LLB (3-year or 5-year), BA-LLB (integrated), or LLM programme at a recognised Indian university can apply. You should have a genuine interest in artificial intelligence, cyber crime law, and digital policy. No prior work experience is required.
This is an unpaid, volunteer-based internship. However, interns receive a certificate of completion, a letter of recommendation (based on performance), mentorship from practising cyber law advocates, and portfolio-ready work samples that significantly strengthen law placement applications.
The internship runs for 4 weeks and is fully remote. You can participate from any city in India. All collaboration happens through email, shared documents, and scheduled video calls with your supervising advocate.
LLM Advocates selects 5 interns per month for the April, May, and June 2026 cohorts. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis, so early applications are encouraged.
You will gain hands-on experience in AI governance frameworks (EU AI Act, NIST AI RMF, ISO 42001:2023), Indian cyber crime case law under the IT Act 2000, data privacy regulations including the DPDP Act 2023 and GDPR, and legal policy drafting for responsible AI deployment. You will also develop professional legal research and brief-writing skills.
Yes. All interns who successfully complete the 4-week programme receive an official Certificate of Completion from LLM Advocates. Outstanding performers also receive a personalised Letter of Recommendation signed by the firm's principal advocates.
Submit your application through the Apply Now button on the internship card above. You will need to provide your full name, university name, current year of study, a brief statement of interest (200–300 words) explaining why you want to intern with LLM Advocates, and your CV/resume.
Absolutely. Final-year LLM students are especially encouraged to apply, particularly those specialising in cyber law, IPR, technology law, or constitutional law. The internship provides excellent exposure to emerging legal-tech practice areas that complement postgraduate research.
Unlike traditional law firm internships, the LLM Advocates programme focuses exclusively on frontier legal-tech areas: AI governance, cyber crime law, and data privacy. You work directly under ISO 42001:2023 certified Lead Auditors who are also practising advocates at the Punjab & Haryana High Court. The work you produce — policy papers, legal briefs, regulatory analyses — becomes part of your professional portfolio.

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