Opportunity for Junior Legal Associates @Rewa & Co. (Advocates & Solicitors)



Rewa & Co. (Advocates & Solicitor) is looking Junior Legal Associates.
Rewa & Co, is a full-service law firm, based in India.  Rewa & Co.  Law Offices have a strong bond with its colleagues.

We are looking legal associates, who are eligible to fulfill below criteria:

Academics & education: Bachelors in Law from a recognized law college.
Required Experience: Minimum 3 Year Experience of Civil, Criminal and Litigation etc.
  • Good communication skills.
  • Salary 15K-25K
Candidates, who are interested; please submit their cv at: rewaco@gmail.com Contact at: +91-98108 33632
Office Address: 13, Babbar Rd, 1st Floor, Bengali Market, Connaught Place, New Delhi, Delhi 110001



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