ResponsibilitiesHandle end-to-end recovery matters, including evaluation and initiation of appropriate legal action. Manage litigation portfolio (civil, criminal, cheque bounce cases under NI Act). Coordinate with external advocates for case strategy, filings, and court appearances. Draft and review legal notices, pleadings, settlement agreements, and recovery documentation. Support settlement discussions, mediation, and Lok Adalat proceedings. Liaise with Sales, Accounts, and Commercial teams for recovery inputs and case updates. Track case progress and ensure timely follow-ups and compliance with legal procedures. Maintain MIS reports and litigation trackers for management review. Identify risks and ensure adherence to applicable laws and internal policies.

About the Internship Conquest Legal Partners is offering internship opportunities for the months of June and July 2026 across two distinct practice profiles: GST & Indirect Tax Intern Interns selected for this profile will work on matters relating to GST and indirect taxation, including compliance, registrations, notices, drafting replies and appeals, and GST litigation matters. Litigation Intern Interns selected for this profile will work closely with the litigation team on court proceedings, case preparation, drafting, and advocacy in matters relating to Civil and Criminal litigation, as well as areas such as:RERA Act Consumer Protection Act Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code (IBC) FSSAI matters Eligibility Applications are invited from law students interested in GST & Indirect Tax or Litigation practice. Stipend Performance-based stipend. Duration Internship opportunities are available for June and July 2026. Mode Work from office.

ResponsibilitiesThe role involves independently handling and assisting in complex matters pertaining to PMLA proceedings, Enforcement Directorate investigations, Economic Offences Wing cases, CBI matters, SFIO proceedings, corporate frauds, financial crimes, banking related offences, regulatory prosecutions, and allied criminal litigation before various courts, tribunals, adjudicating authorities, and investigating agencies. The applicant will be expected to conduct detailed legal and factual analysis, examine investigation records and prosecution complaints, prepare litigation strategy, draft and settle pleadings, coordinate with senior counsels, and appear before courts and authorities in connection with ongoing proceedings. The role further requires extensive involvement in trial related work, including cross examination assistance, evidence analysis, witness preparation, procedural strategy, and handling day to day court proceedings. The position demands a high degree of professional maturity, drafting proficiency, strategic thinking, and the ability to effectively manage sensitive and high pressure litigation matters involving voluminous records and urgent timelines.Qualification & ExperienceMinimum 5 years of substantial litigation and trial experience before criminal courts, tribunals, and related forums Prior experience in handling white collar crime, economic offences, regulatory investigations, and criminal litigation matters is mandatory Strong exposure to matters involving PMLA, ED, EOW, CBI, SFIO, Companies Act violations, banking frauds, financial crimes, and allied proceedings Demonstrated experience in trial work, including court appearances, evidence related proceedings, cross examination assistance, procedural hearings, and litigation strategy Strong legal research, drafting, and analytical skills Proficiency in drafting bail applications, criminal writ petitions, complaints, replies, written submissions, trial related applications, and other litigation documents Sound understanding of criminal procedure, evidence law, and regulatory frameworks governing financial and economic offenses Ability to independently handle matters, coordinate with clients and counsels, and work efficiently under strict timelines and high pressure situations Excellent communication, articulation, and interpersonal skills LL.B. degree or equivalent qualification from a recognized university Exposure to insolvency, commercial litigation, arbitration, or corporate advisory work would be an added advantage