What is Client Counselling Competition? How to prepare for it?
Mr. Akshat Nigam is a third year law student at NLIU Bhopal. He has recently won the Client counselling competition of the 10th National Law School- Negotiation Mediation and Client Counselling Competition organised by NLSIU, Bangalore. Discover the art of Client counseling with competition winner Akshat Nigam. Dive into the basics, structure, and strategies behind this prestigious event. Key points of the episode: 📍What is the Client Counseling Competition and how does it help? 📍What are the rules and structure of the competition, and how are the rounds organized? 📍How do participants prepare for the problem statement and the competition overall? 📍What strategies can help teams advance through the rounds? 📍 How does judges' feedback influence the participants' performance and success? #ClientCounseling #LawStudentLife #LegalSkills #lawschool #lawstudents @nlsiu_official #adr #alternatedisputeresolution #negotiation #mediation #nlu #nlsiu #competitions #opportunities #winners
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