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Law Career Opportunities

Law Career Opportunities   After your bachelors law degree you can either answer various entrance exams such as All Bar Examination (AIBE), Judicial Services Examination, Public Services Commission Examination, Competitive Examinations, or you can do post graduation in LLM and other diploma courses, or you can directly work as a Legal Correspondent at newspapers and TV or work with NGO or work for LPO (Legal Process Outsourcing). If after your law degree whether it's a 5 years integrated law course or 3 years LLB degree, you can answer the All India Bar Examination and become an advocate in the court of law or in a corporate firm. If you choose to become an advocate in the court of law, you can work as a criminal lawyer or a civil lawyer or income tax lawyer or cyber lawyer. And if you choose to be an advocate in a corporate firm then you can be either be a legal advisor and a document drafting lawyer. If you choose to answer Judicial Services Examination after your law degree then...
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Lawsuit Cybernaut

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   Welcome to this page, Lawsuit Cybernaut is a blog page with the contents on various law studies related matters. Lawsuit Cybernaut means 'Cases expert on internet' and as the name suggests, this website will provide blogs on various court cases in brief, and summarized manner in simple language. This blog will provide information and explanation on various subjects of Law studies with mnemonics, also it will provide information explaining about Alternative dispute Resolution (ADR), mediation, negotiation, conciliation, arbitration, client counseling and moot court, preparing memorial, drafting skills, along with information on legal aid and various other clinics upheld in a law college as an activity and subject matter for law students.  This blog will also update about the various legal news and current affairs relating to law and the world.  It will also create contents on facts of real cases, civil as well as criminal matters. Besides this the creator of this c...
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Living Wages stipulated in the minimum Wages Act of 1948.

Living wages stipulated in the Minimum Wages Act of 1948. Living Wages The living wage, as defined by the Fair Wage Committee in their report published by the Government of India's Ministry of Labour Court in 1949, is intended to empower male earners to support themselves and their families with more than just the basic necessities of food, clothing, and shelter. It should also encompass modest comforts, such as:-  Education for children.  Protection against ill health.  Requirement of essential social needs.  Insurance for old age. Reference  :- Textbook - Labour and Industrial Laws, 29th Edition by S.N. MISRA
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