Legal Intern
Freyr Solutions is seeking a Legal Intern to support the review and analysis of global contracts. The intern will analyze contracts, provide observations, and assist the team with compliance and accuracy. Candidates should have a basic understanding of contract law and strong analytical skills. This is a 2-3 month full-time onsite internship in Hyderabad.
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Experience
0-1 years
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 2
What you will work on
Freyr Solutions is seeking a Legal Intern to support the review and analysis of global contracts. The intern will analyze contracts, provide observations, and assist the team with compliance and accuracy. Candidates should have a basic understanding of contract law and strong analytical skills. This is a 2-3 month full-time onsite internship in Hyderabad.
TAL's take
Internship role at a tier-2 company with standard responsibilities and defined scope.
Role is well-defined as a contract review internship with clear deliverables and requirements.
Must haves
- Fresher or 0.5-1 year of relevant experience
- Basic understanding of contract law and legal documentation
- Strong attention to detail and analytical skills
- Good communication and drafting abilities
About the company
Established company providing regulatory solutions, default mid-tier assigned as it is not a top global or India flagship firm.
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