HMB Legal, Advocates and Solicitors, a Delhi based law firm, is inviting law students to apply for a focused legal research internship. The work centres on a single substantive theme: understanding government tender compliance across its legal, regulatory and practical dimensions. If you want to build real depth in public procurement law and produce a serious piece of research while you study, this is a useful place to spend your time.
HMB Legal, Advocates and Solicitors is a full service law firm based in Delhi, with practice across corporate and commercial law, dispute resolution and arbitration, intellectual property prosecution and enforcement, labour and employment, banking and finance, RERA and consumer protection, and start-up legal advisory. The firm positions itself as a long term legal partner for individuals, businesses and institutions, and emphasises integrity, professionalism and a client first approach.
This is a research focused internship built around one project: Understanding Government Tender Compliance, Legal, Regulatory and Practical Aspects. Over the course of the internship you can expect to engage with:
The aim is to leave you with a structured, well researched understanding of how government contracting actually works, not just a surface reading of the rules.
This internship is open to law students who have:
The firm has stated that only serious and dedicated applicants should apply, so come in ready to do focused, careful work.
Your application must include the following:
The AI detection and plagiarism reports signal that the firm cares about original, independently written work, so make sure your sample is genuinely your own.
Send your application by email to hr.hmblegal@gmail.com with the subject line: Application for Research Internship Government Tender Compliance. Attach your CV, your writing sample, the AI detection report and the plagiarism report in the same email. No application fee or processing charge is involved. Applications appear to be reviewed on a rolling basis, so apply early rather than waiting.