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Online Certificate Course on ‘Litigation Basics: Navigating Cases and Files’ by LLS [May 10 – June 10]: Register by May 6!

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About the ‘Litigation Basics: Navigating Cases and Files’ Course

Learn a critical skill to be of great help to your senior lawyer and the Hon’ble judges!
lawctopus online course on litigation: reading case files, making case briefs
What happens when you are out of law school and inside a courtroom? How do you transform from a law student to a competent litigator?
become an asset to your workplace
convert bulky case files into short case notes/summaries.
stand out and contribute immensely to your office!
good impression on the judges

Register for this online course by clicking here.

How will the Course help you?

  • You will learn the skill of properly reading Case Files which are the foundation of legal practice.
  • Condense the Case Files into proper, extremely useful notes.
  • Be your senior’s favourite intern/junior!
  • Make you well-versed in the proceedings of a court.
  • Become extremely useful to Hon’ble judges!
  • Be well-prepared in court but also help ease the burden of your seniors.

Syllabus

Module 1 – Introduction
– Get introduced to the Course – You will learn about the level of preparedness of an Advocate in a Courtroom on the Judge who is hearing the case.
Module 2 – Courtroom 101
– You will be acquainted with the basics of functioning of a Courtroom. – Bain an insight into the various stages of court proceedings (both civil and criminal cases). – Know what is the right nomenclature to be used for parties in litigation. – How to use the E-Courts Websites to check case status, previous orders as well as cause lists. – Get introduced to the concept and significance of case files.
Module 3 – Introduction to Case Files
– What to prepare for before starting to create court briefs. – Delve deeper into case files by discerning their arrangement – Know the difference between a lawyer’s case file & a Judge’s case file and how to start reading them properly – Explore the meaning of notes/briefs, their utility, relevance, and significance to a lawyer
Module 4 – Sample Templates and Repository
– Comprehensively go through various kinds of briefs/notes that can be prepared – Learn from various sample templates – Get access to an indicative checklist to help you review your brief, once created – Know the do’s and don’ts of making a case brief
Add-on modules:
– Reading resource of Lawctopus Law School’s Course on Drafting Bail Applications. – Career Aid webinars on CV making, LinkedIn profile building, and career options in the legal field. Self-Assessments: Each Module carries a set of 5 MCQs for self-assessment enabling you to zero in on your key takeaways from the Module.
Compulsory Assignment
Prepare a brief based on a dummy case file. Get feedback from our subject matter experts!
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Register for this online course on ‘Litigation Basics: Reading Case Files, Making Case Briefs’ by clicking here.

Who is this course for?

  • Undergraduate students of law
  • Anybody looking to make a career in litigation
  • Young lawyers (both litigators and those working in law firms)

Details of the Course

Duration:
Course fee:

Mode of learning

  • Completely online and self-paced. (Except for the weekly live sessions. The recordings of the live sessions is also available)
  • Recorded video lectures
  • 4 live lectures (one/week) that build upon the reading modules and address your doubts
  • Text-based modules and reading resources that compress years of learning into a few pages
  • Online-based forum to clarify doubts
  • A practical compulsory assignment where you ‘learn by doing’

Register for this online course on ‘Litigation Basics: Reading Case Files, Making Case Briefs’ by clicking here.

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