Corporate Lawyer

Being a corporate lawyer in India, particularly at a Tier 1 or 2 law firm, is very challenging, but can be extremely gratifying to NLU graduates. duties include long hours, high stress, high-stakes deals, mergers and lawsuits. NLU lawyers tend to be well-trained in such a rapid workplace and are supposed to exhibit superior legal skills and strength. This is one of the careers that have huge financial reward besides unequivocal professional enhancement.

Yes, Yes! IILM Gurugram offers a BA (Hons) in Corporate Communication.

The programme covers a broad spectrum of communication disciplines, including:

• Public relations
• Mass communication
• Political communication
• Investor relations
• Government relations
• Digital communication

etc.

It offers specialised tracks in applying data sciences for trend analysis, as well as celebrity, fashion,
and sports communication.

Yes, you can become corporate lawyer without LLM in Company Law, as LLM is not mandatory. Howeevr, LLM can make a strong foundation and gain you expertise. But yes LLB is must to become a corporate lawyer. 

Some of the daily job responsibilities of a Company lawyer are as follows:

• Preparing legal documents
• Assessing business partnerships
• Negotiating deals
• Representing the company in legal proceedings

A company lawyer's income varies. The factors being - experience, geography and the type of employer. The average annual income for a corporate lawyer in India is roughly INR 6.5 lakh. Fresh graduates typically earn roughly INR 3- 5 LPA. Figures rise dramatically with experience. Corporate lawyers with five to nine years of experience earn an average of INR 10- 14 LPA. Those with more than ten years of expertise can make far over twenty Lacs per year. 

Yes there are various top colleges offering short-term certificate courses in corporate law specialisation to candidates pursuing law or accountancy. Online courses in Corporate Law are beneficial especially for working professionals who wish to make a career in the field of corporate litigation or work with corporate firms that specialise in various rules and regulations. Online courses will help them to upskill and make a switch in their career and take up new matters for advocacy.