Legal Counsel - Litigation & Policy Drafting

Role & responsibilities

• Litigation Management:
• Handle all aspects of litigation, including Consumer Matters, Recovery suits NCLT, NCLAT, Arbitration and Police Complaints.
• Coordinate with Advocates and Counsels, manage the preparation and review of pleadings, and represent the company in various legal proceedings.
• Anticipate potential legal risks and provide strategic advice to mitigate these risks across the business.
• Policy Drafting & Review:
• Draft, review, and revise internal and external policies, ensuring they are legally sound and aligned with business objectives.
• Provide expert advice on legal issues concerning business operations, particularly those involving escalations or compliance matters.
• Legal Audits & Risk Management:
• Conduct legal audits and due diligence to ensure compliance with relevant laws and regulations.
• Offer proactive legal support, understanding the business landscape and advising stakeholders on risk mitigation and legal strategies.
• Legal Advisory:
• Provide clear and practical legal advice on a wide range of matters, including commercial disputes, contractual issues, and regulatory compliance.
• Support the business in understanding legal implications and ensuring informed decision-making.

Preferred candidate profile

• Qualifications:
• Minimum LLB / LLM from a reputed College/University.
• 4-6 Years of Post-Qualification Experience in litigation and policy drafting.
• Skills:
• Proven experience in handling litigation, particularly in Consumer Matters, NCLT/NCLAT, Arbitration, and Police Complaints.
• Excellent drafting skills with a strong command of English (both written and oral).
• Ability to understand complex business scenarios and offer strategic legal advice.
• Strong organizational and prioritization skills, with effective time management.

• Preferred Background:
• Candidates with experience in Education, Internet, E-Commerce, Media, FMCG, or any Service Industry.
• Familiarity with compliance-related matters is a plus, but the primary focus should be on litigation and policy drafting.