Advocate (White Collar Crime- Trial)
Diwan Advocates is seeking an experienced Advocate for its Delhi office to focus on white collar crime and economic offences. The role involves managing complex litigation, including PMLA and ED investigations, and handling trial proceedings such as cross-examination and evidence analysis. Candidates must have at least five years of experience in criminal courts and strong proficiency in drafting legal documents. This position requires the ability to manage high-pressure legal matters and coordinate with senior counsel effectively.
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Experience
5+ years
Function
Research
Work mode
Onsite, India
Company
Tier 3
What you will work on
Diwan Advocates is seeking an experienced Advocate for its Delhi office to focus on white collar crime and economic offences. The role involves managing complex litigation, including PMLA and ED investigations, and handling trial proceedings such as cross-examination and evidence analysis. Candidates must have at least five years of experience in criminal courts and strong proficiency in drafting legal documents. This position requires the ability to manage high-pressure legal matters and coordinate with senior counsel effectively.
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Specific trial litigation role at a boutique firm, reflecting focused professional work but limited scale compared to tech-industry roles.
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Must haves
- Minimum 5 years of substantial litigation and trial experience
- Experience in white collar crime and economic offences
- Experience with PMLA, ED, EOW, CBI, SFIO, and Companies Act violations
- Proficiency in drafting bail applications and criminal writ petitions
- LL.B. degree or equivalent qualification
About the company
Small law firm, not a tier-1 or tier-2 established tech-focused organization.
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