Course Overview
Corporate Law students entering the corporate environment eventually will need to spruce up their understanding on the different laws that are at play in order to perform their jobs more effectively as they progress through the ranks. Specializing in business and commercial law can help aspirants master the legal aspects of running a business, both local and international. The role of legal professionals in the business environment is gaining importance as laws are getting more stringent and complex as well.
Careers
“Corporate law is a strong and versatile career option which has all the traits to make it an excellent career option.” Corporate Law is a comparatively new field and the growth and career options are ample. You can get job placements in law firms, insurers, banks, asset managers, etc
If you are interested in teaching field, you can become or appointed as a Teacher or Lecturer in colleges or universities after completing the master’s degree in corporate law
Advocate: An advocate is a significant professional when it comes to a legal career in India or abroad. To perform his duties, he or she must have apt and thorough knowledge of the country’s laws. This profession also requires an astute awareness of human behaviour and psychology.
Legal Consultant or Legal Associate: A legal consultant or a legal associate assists in contract summarization, contract management, legal research, drafting, litigation and research- related projects. If one has specialized knowledge of the subject, one successfully manages to grow as a consultant with high paying offers
Legal Document Reviewer: A legal document reviewer or a derivative’s job is to negotiate and review various kinds of legal documents. This includes legal documents such as draft responses and ancillary documents.
A Magistrate or Judge: This is a highly respected as well as regarded position in a legal career or in the judicial system of any country. In order to be a judge, one needs to be well nuanced with subject knowledge and skills.
Notary: A notary is also known as ‘notary public’. The notary public is a qualified and experienced lawyer appointed by the state or central government, recommended by the court. He/she is responsible for all the governance-related legal matters.
Oath Commissioner: An oath commissioner is also known as the ‘commissioner of oath’. The position is a freshly qualified lawyer appointed by the Registrar of High Court under the provisions of Law.
Trustee: A trustee is under a legal obligation to administer property for a specified purpose.
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