Litigation practice training
Advocates Learning Centre
A 50-day practical programme that takes law graduates and junior advocates through the real workflow of a case.
- Duration
- 50 days
- Mode
- Offline / hybrid, practical
- Batch size
- Limited, for focused guidance
Why this programme exists
From law graduate to court-ready advocate
After the LL.B and enrolment, many young advocates enter court unsure of how a matter actually moves. The Legal Smriti Advocates Learning Centre closes that gap.
This is not academic coaching. Participants follow the complete workflow of advocacy — case analysis, drafting, filing, pre-trial, trial, post-trial and client handling — with the reasoning explained, not just the formats.
Who should join
- Final-year LL.B students
- Fresh law graduates
- Newly enrolled advocates
- Junior advocates seeking structured guidance
Structured training model
Five stages, taught in the order a case unfolds
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Stage 1
Case analysis
- Separating legally relevant facts
- Identifying the cause of action
- Choosing the remedy — civil or criminal
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Stage 2
Drafting fundamentals
- Legal notices
- Civil pleadings
- Criminal drafts
- The logic behind each format
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Stage 3
Filing & procedure
- Filing mechanism
- Scrutiny objections and corrections
- Numbering
- Court office procedure
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Stage 4
Court proceedings
- Pre-trial stages
- Evidence and examination
- Arguments
- Orders, decrees and post-judgment remedies
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Stage 5
Practice & client handling
- Structuring the first consultation
- Framing questions
- Discussing fees
- Professional ethics and office discipline
Programme outcome
By the end of the programme you will be able to
- Analyse a brief and identify the cause of action and remedy
- Draft notices and basic civil and criminal pleadings
- File a matter and cure scrutiny objections
- Follow a case through the stages of trial
- Conduct a first client consultation professionally
Join the next batch
Batches are kept small so every participant gets individual guidance. Ask us for the next start date.