Legal Research and Drafting Intern

RegisCorp Consultancy LLP · Kota, Rajasthan · Internship

About the role RegisCorp is a digital-first legal compliance firm based in Kota, Rajasthan, serving clients across India with company registration, GST, ROC compliance, trademark and related filings, in days rather than weeks. You will research the questions our clients and team actually ask, and write short, accurate notes, for example what a new GST rule changes for a small trader, or what a trademark objection means and how it is answered. What you will do Research a question from official sources: India Code, the Gazette, CBIC and MCA notifications, IP India manuals Write a one-page note for each question: the rule, the source, what it means for the client, and what is unclear Draft agreements, notices and replies from our templates for senior review Keep a library of notifications and circulars sorted by topic and date Check drafts for errors in names, dates, sections and amounts What you will learn Reading statutes and notifications with care Writing a short, sourced legal note How compliance law works day to day for small businesses What you get Work directly with the founders and the founding team, and see how real decisions are made Hybrid: some days at our office in Kota, Rajasthan, and the rest from home, planned around your classes and exams Real work with your name on it, and a mentor who gives you feedback every week Skills that make you industry ready, and a clear view of the role you can grow into here A certificate of internship and a Letter of Recommendation (LOR) when you complete it A Pre-Placement Offer (PPO): interns who do well over the 4 months are offered a full-time role with a competitive salary. The offer depends on your performance The internship Open to students in their 2nd or 3rd year of any recognised programme Length: 4 months, with a…

What we look for

What you should bring Student in the 2nd or 3rd year of a degree, diploma or professional programme Good legal writing and the habit of reading the primary text, not a summary Comfortable searching legal databases Honest about what you are not sure of Can give 15 to 20 hours a week for 4 months Good to have (not required) Moot court, legal aid clinic or research paper experience Knows how to read a notification or case citation

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