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Course Objectives:

  • Equip participants with effective networking techniques tailored for the legal field.
  • Strengthen liaison skills with clients, peers, and key stakeholders.
  • Develop practical strategies for building a professional network and nurturing long-term relationships.

Course Duration:

4 Weeks (8 Hours Total) – 2-hour weekly sessions

Week 1: Foundations of Networking in the Legal Profession

Topics Covered:

  • Importance of networking for legal professionals.
  • Key principles of professional networking in the legal field.
  • How to identify networking opportunities (conferences, bar associations, seminars, legal forums, etc.).
  • Building initial connections: Starting a conversation and making a lasting impression.

Practical Exercise:

  • Networking Strategy Plan:
    Participants will draft a networking strategy plan that outlines personal goals, key events to attend, and a list of individuals or firms they want to connect with. This will be used as a roadmap throughout the course.

Week 2: Building Professional Relationships and Liaison Skills

Topics Covered:

  • The art of building long-term relationships in the legal sector.
  • Understanding client liaison: Communicating effectively with clients, peers, and opposing counsel.
  • Developing trust and credibility in legal relationships.
  • Techniques for maintaining relationships post-networking (follow-ups, staying connected).

Practical Exercise:

  • Mock Client Interaction:
    Participants will engage in a simulated client meeting, focusing on developing rapport, trust, and understanding client needs. Emphasis will be placed on active listening and responsive communication.

Week 3: Advanced Networking Techniques and Online Networking

Topics Covered:

  • Utilizing social media platforms (especially LinkedIn) for professional networking.
  • Crafting a professional online persona tailored to the legal field.
  • Leveraging legal-specific digital platforms, forums, and online communities for networking.
  • Building a referral network and identifying potential mentors within the legal industry.

Practical Exercise:

  • LinkedIn Profile Optimization:
    Participants will review and optimize their LinkedIn profiles or create one if they don’t already have it. They will also engage in reaching out to at least 5 new legal professionals or peers through LinkedIn and other digital platforms.

Week 4: Liaison and Networking for Career Growth and Business Development

Topics Covered:

  • Networking for career growth: Strategies for building connections that can lead to internships, job opportunities, or career transitions.
  • How to develop relationships with senior lawyers, law firm partners, and key industry leaders.
  • Using networking for business development and building a client base.
  • Ethical considerations and professionalism in networking and liaison activities.

Practical Exercise:

  • Mock Networking Event:
    Participants will simulate a networking event, practicing the skills they’ve learned over the course. They will role-play meeting senior professionals, partners, or clients, followed by a debrief to assess their performance and provide feedback.

Assessment & Certification

At the end of the course, participants will:

  • Submit a Networking Report summarizing their progress over the four weeks, including connections made, lessons learned, and how they intend to implement these skills in their legal career.
  • Participate in a group discussion to share experiences and reflect on their growth in networking and liaison skills.
  • Certification will be given on the basis of the weekly assignments & tasks, 70 % of the evaluation is needed for the Certification.

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Course Curriculum

Negotiable Instruments Act

WEEK 1 — Understanding NIA + Basic Drafting

Day

Topics

1

Introduction to NIA, History, Importance

2

Definitions: Promissory Note, Bill of Exchange, Cheque

3

Essentials of a Negotiable Instrument

4

Presumptions under NIA (Section 118, 119)

5

Drafting Activity: Draft a Simple Promissory Note and Bill of Exchange

 

WEEK 2 — Cheques, Dishonour, and Legal Notice Drafting

Day

Topics

6

Cheque — Meaning, Types, Essentials

7

Crossing of Cheques

8

Dishonour of Cheques — Law under Section 138

9

Process of Sending a Legal Notice (ingredients of a good notice)

10

Drafting Activity: Draft a Legal Notice under Section 138

 

WEEK 3 — Court Procedures, Défense, Complaint Drafting

Day

Topics

11

Filing of Complaint after Dishonour

12

Essentials of a Section 138 Criminal Complaint

13

Defenses available to the Accused

14

Important Judgments

15

Drafting Activity: Draft a Criminal Complaint under Section 138

 

WEEK 4 — Advanced Drafting, Mock Trials, Settlements

Day

Topics

16

Settlement before trial: Compounding offences (Section 147)

17

Affidavit under NIA cases

18

Mock Session: Legal Notice Exchange Simulation (Role-play)

19

Drafting Activity: Draft a Settlement Agreement or Compounding Deed

20

Final Test: Oral + Written

 

 

Additional Materials Provided

  • Model Drafts: Legal Notices, Complaints, Reply Notices
  • Sample Court Judgments
  • Templates for Legal Documents
  • Checklists for Filing Procedures
  • Case Brief Booklet: Top 10 Supreme Court Judgments on NIA

Certifications

  • Certificate of Completion
  • Certificate of Excellence (for top 10% performers)

 

 

 

Course Curriculum

Intellectual Property Rights

WEEK 1 — Introduction to IPR and Core Concepts

Day

Topics

1

Introduction to IPR: Meaning, Types, Importance

2

Copyrights — Basics and Registration Process

3

Trademarks — Definition, Infringement, Passing Off

4

Patents — Patentability Criteria, Application Process

5

Drafting Activity: Draft a Copyright Registration Application

 

WEEK 2 — Trademark and Patent Drafting

Day

Topics

6

Trademark Filing Procedure, Objections and Hearing

7

Madrid Protocol and International Trademarks

8

Patent Specification Drafting (Provisional and Complete)

9

Licensing and Assignment of IP

10

Drafting ActivityDraft a Trademark Application and a Basic Patent Specification

 

WEEK 3 — Enforcement and Litigation in IPR

Day

Topics

11

Infringement Actions: Civil and Criminal Remedies

12

Cease and Desist Notices

13

Defenses in IPR Infringement Suits

14

Passing Off and Comparative Advertising

15

Drafting ActivityDraft a Cease-and-Desist Notice for Trademark Infringement

 

 

 

 

 

WEEK 4 — Advanced IPR Drafting and Mock Simulations

Day

Topics

16

IP Due Diligence and Audits

17

Franchise Agreements involving IP

18

Mock Session: IP Infringement Litigation Simulation

19

Drafting Activity: Draft a Trademark Licensing Agreement

20

Final Evaluation: Portfolio Submission + Viva

Additional Materials Provided

  • Model Drafts: IP Applications, Notices, Licensing Agreements
  • Templates for Trademark and Copyright Filing
  • Checklists for Patent Drafting
  • Case Brief Booklet: Top 10 Landmark IP Judgments

Certifications

  • Certificate of Completion
  • Certificate of Excellence (for top 10% performers)

Course Curriculum

CIVIL LAW AND CIVIL DRAFTING

WEEK 1 — Introduction to Civil Law and Core Concepts

Day

Topics

1

Basics of Civil Law: Definitions, Nature, Scope

2

Jurisdiction: Territorial, Pecuniary, Subject-Matter

3

Cause of Action, Limitation Act Overview

4

Parties to Suit, Framing of Issues

5

Drafting Activity: Draft a Simple Civil Suit Plaint

 

WEEK 2 — Suits, Notices and Written Statements

Day

Topics

6

Institution of Suits and Service of Summons

7

Injunctions, Interim Relief under CPC

8

Written Statement, Set-off, Counter Claim

9

Limitation and Procedural Defenses

10

Drafting ActivityDraft a Written Statement in response to a Plaint

 

WEEK 3 — Civil Proceedings, Affidavits and Notices

Day

Topics

11

Framing of Issues, Admission/Denial of Documents

12

Discovery, Inspection, Interrogatories

13

Examination of Witnesses, Affidavits

14

Notices under Section 80 CPC and Other Legal Notices

15

Drafting ActivityDraft a Section 80 CPC Notice and Affidavit of Evidence

 

WEEK 4 — Advanced Civil Drafting and Mock Trials

Day

Topics

16

Appeals, Revisions and Review under CPC

17

Ex

ecution of Decrees, Modes of Execution

18

Mock Session: Trial Simulation (Framing issues, arguments)

19

Drafting Activity: Draft a Petition for Execution of Decree

20

Final Evaluation: Portfolio Submission + Viva

 

Additional Materials Provided

  • Model Drafts: Plaint, Written Statement, Notices, Petitions
  • Templates for Affidavits, Notices, and Complaints
  • Checklists for Civil Suit Filing Procedure
  • Case Brief Booklet: Top 10 Civil Procedure Judgments

Certifications

  • Certificate of Completion
  • Certificate of Excellence (for top 10% performers)

 

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