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How to Build Your Litigation Career as a First-Generation Lawyer | Adv Krishan Gandhi

In this powerful conversation, Adv. Krishan Gandhi ( @AdvKrishan ) shares candid insights on what it really takes to build a career in litigation. From managing early financial challenges to building a client base, he walks us through the unfiltered realities young litigators face today.We also dive into his journey of pursuing an LL.M. in Criminal Law from the Indian Law Institute (ILI), where he secured Rank 13 in ILICAT, and his tips on whether an LL.M. can help your litigation practice.📌 Topics Covered:– Why he chose litigation and how he navigated the early years– Practical tips to handle financial instability as a new lawyer– Strategic advice on choosing practice areas (bail, NI Act, etc.)– ILICAT prep strategy and the LL.M. experience at ILI– Common mistakes to avoid in your first years of practice– What law students can do right now to prepare for court🎯 If you’re a law student or young lawyer exploring litigation or postgraduate study, this episode is a must-watch.👇 Drop your questions for Adv. Gandhi in the comments—we might do a follow-up! Or connect with him on Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/krishan-gandhi-0a81761b2?utm_source=share&utm_campaign=share_via&utm_content=profile&utm_medium=ios_app🔔 Don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe to Beyond The Brief for more unfiltered career conversations from the legal world.0:00 Introduction2:49 How to navigate…

Rashmi Jain 14 Jul 2026 0:48:11

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