Legal Research Intern — YuvaIntern

Legal Research Intern

Duration: 8 Weeks Mode: Virtual Law Internship
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About this Internship

Learn legal research, case law analysis, statutory interpretation, and legal documentation through practical work-from-home activities.

Tasks and Duties
1

Week 1-2: Case Law Research & Case Brief

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Research an Indian court judgment and prepare a structured case brief.

Objective

1)

Study a reported Indian judgment using a public legal source.

2)

Prepare a case brief covering facts, legal issues, arguments, and judgment.

3)

Write the ratio and important observations in your own words.

4)

Submit a 2–3 page PDF report with proper case citation.

2

Week 3-4: Statutory Interpretation Exercise

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Study a legal provision and explain how it applies to practical situations.

Objective

1)

Select one provision from an Indian statute and study its meaning.

2)

Break the provision into its important legal elements and exceptions.

3)

Create three fictional situations and explain whether the provision applies.

4)

Submit your analysis as a 2–3 page PDF report.

3

Week 5-6: Legal Research Memorandum

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Research a specific legal question and prepare a professional research memorandum.

Objective

1)

Select a narrow legal question from Indian law.

2)

Research the relevant Acts, rules, and publicly available judgments.

3)

Organise the findings into question, analysis, authorities, and conclusion.

4)

Submit a 3–4 page legal research memorandum.

4

Week 7-8: Case Law Tracker & Summary Report

Mandatory Weightage: 100%

Summary

Track judgments in one area of law and identify important legal trends.

Objective

1)

Select one area of law such as consumer, labour, company, or intellectual property law.

2)

Find at least eight relevant judgments from public sources.

3)

Create a spreadsheet containing case name, court, date, issue, and key decision.

4)

Submit the tracker with a 1–2 page summary report.