Internship program at Irfan Mir Halepota & Associates
We take on a small number of law students and recent graduates each term to work directly alongside our litigation and corporate teams — drafting, court filing, legal research, and client-facing preparation. It's built to teach the procedural discipline that separates a working lawyer from a law-school graduate, not to be a resume line.
What interns actually do
- Assist in drafting pleadings, applications and legal opinions under an advocate's supervision
- Conduct case-law and statutory research for active matters
- Attend court hearings and client meetings alongside senior counsel
- Help prepare case files, bundles and evidence for trial and appeal
- Get exposure across multiple practice areas rather than being confined to one
Who we're looking for
- Currently enrolled law students (any year) or recent LL.B graduates
- Based in or able to work from Karachi for the duration of the internship
- Comfortable with legal research and formal written English/Urdu drafting
- Available for the internship's full duration — we prioritise consistency over prior experience
Program details
[Firm to confirm before publishing: internship duration (e.g. 6–8 weeks), whether it's paid or unpaid, current intake dates, and number of positions available this term.]
Interns are paired with a supervising advocate for the full term and are expected to work chambers hours, Monday–Saturday.
How to apply
Send the following to [email protected] with the subject line "Internship Application":
- A current CV
- A short cover note — a few sentences on which areas of practice interest you and why
- Your academic transcript or a summary of your standing, if available
- Your availability (start date and how many weeks you can commit to)
We review applications on a rolling basis and reply directly — there's no automated portal, so expect a personal response rather than a form rejection.
Questions before applying?
If you're not sure whether the current intake fits your schedule, ask before applying rather than after.
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