Litigation Associate

Company Description
Valentis Law Group, part of Malhotra Law Partners, focuses on high-stakes disputes, international arbitration, and complex corporate transactions for corporations and financial institutions. The firm combines strategic insight, rigorous advocacy, and commercial awareness to address legal challenges across jurisdictions. Its litigation practice offers professionals exposure to complex matters, meaningful responsibility, and a collaborative working environment.
Role Description
This full-time, on-site Litigation Associate role is based in Gurugram and involves handling commercial and corporate disputes. Responsibilities include drafting pleadings, applications, written statements, briefs, and legal opinions; conducting legal and factual research; and assisting with case strategy for litigation and arbitration matters. The Associate will appear before courts and tribunals, coordinate with senior counsel, manage case files and deadlines, prepare hearing materials and evidence bundles, and participate in client meetings and case reviews.
Qualifications
LL.B. or equivalent law degree from a recognised institution and enrolment with a State Bar Council.
3–4 years of post-qualification experience in litigation or dispute resolution, preferably in commercial or corporate matters.
Sound knowledge of civil procedure, commercial disputes, and arbitration law.
Strong drafting skills, including preparation of pleadings, applications, written statements, and legal opinions.
Strong legal research skills, including case law analysis, statutory interpretation, and review of commercial contracts.
Experience in court appearances, filing procedures, hearing preparation, and coordination with courts and tribunals.
Ability to organise evidence, prepare witness materials, and compile document bundles.
Excellent written and verbal communication skills, attention to detail, and ability to meet deadlines.
Ability to work collaboratively, manage multiple matters, and maintain professional ethics and confidentiality.
Prior exposure to international arbitration or cross-border disputes is an advantage.

Work arrangement
No