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
Questions
Common questions about the programme
Who can join the programme?
Final-year LL.B students, fresh law graduates, newly enrolled advocates and junior advocates who want structured guidance in litigation practice.
Is the programme online or in person?
It is a practical programme run offline or in hybrid form from Hyderabad. Drafting exercises and discussion of real procedure are part of the training.
How is this different from a law college course?
It is not academic coaching. Participants follow the complete workflow of a case, from the first consultation and drafting through filing, trial and post-judgment remedies, with the reasoning behind each step explained rather than only the format.
When does the next batch start?
Batches are kept small and announced as they are scheduled. Message us on WhatsApp or call the office for the next start date.
Join the next batch
Batches are kept small so every participant gets individual guidance. Ask us for the next start date.