Key Responsibilities:
Handle and manage civil and/or criminal litigation matters, including case assessment, legal strategy, and procedural compliance.
Draft, review, and finalize legal notices, pleadings, petitions, applications, motions, written submissions, affidavits, and other court-related documents.
Represent clients before appropriate courts, tribunals, and other legal forums, as authorized and required.
Conduct legal research and analyze relevant statutes, regulations, judicial precedents, and case laws.
Prepare cases for hearings and trials, including witness preparation, examination, and coordination of supporting evidence.
Work closely with internal investigation and digital intelligence teams to review digital evidence, investigation reports, and fraud-related findings.
Assist in matters involving cybercrime, online fraud, financial fraud, digital disputes, and other technology-related legal issues.
Advise internal stakeholders on legal risks, litigation strategy, regulatory requirements, and potential legal implications.
Maintain accurate case files, litigation records, court orders, deadlines, and legal documentation.
Coordinate with clients, external counsel, investigators, and relevant authorities as required.
Monitor developments in applicable laws, regulations, and judicial decisions relating to litigation, cybersecurity, fraud, and digital evidence.
Ensure confidentiality, professional ethics, and compliance with applicable legal and procedural requirements.
Required Qualifications and Skills:
LL.B. or an equivalent recognized law degree from a reputed institution.
Valid Bar Council enrollment, as applicable to the role and nature of court representation.
Minimum 1 year of relevant experience in civil and/or criminal litigation.
Sound knowledge of litigation procedures, rules of evidence, court practices, and applicable statutory frameworks.
Practical experience in legal drafting, court proceedings, hearings, and procedural applications.
Strong legal research, analytical, communication, and case-management skills.
Ability to understand and interpret digital evidence, technical investigation findings, and fraud-related documentation.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills in English and relevant local languages, particularly Gujarati and Hindi.
Strong attention to detail, professional integrity, sound judgment, and the ability to work independently under deadlines.
Ability to collaborate effectively with multidisciplinary teams and manage multiple legal matters simultaneously.
Preferred Experience:
Exposure to cybercrime, online fraud, financial crime, banking disputes, or technology-related litigation.
Familiarity with digital forensics, OSINT investigations, electronic records, and the legal admissibility of digital evidence.
Experience coordinating with law enforcement agencies, investigative teams, or external legal professionals.
What We Offer:
An opportunity to work at the intersection of litigation, cybersecurity, digital intelligence, and fraud investigation.
Exposure to complex and challenging legal matters involving emerging technologies and digital evidence.
A collaborative and professional work environment.
Opportunities for professional development and practical experience in technology-driven legal investigations.