5 week LITIGATION PRACTICE & COURTROOM ADVOCACY by Lawful Legal & V P Singh & Co. Law Office: Enroll by 26th Dec

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Moot Court–based assignments under the guidance of Adv. Vivek Singh, offering hands-on exposure to real courtroom procedures and professional etiquette.

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About Lawful Legal

Lawful Legal is more than just an online platform; it’s a gateway to making law accessible to everyone. our mission is to provide comprehensive notes on various legal subjects, ensuring that the intricacies of law are easy to understand for all. At Lawful Legal, we believe in nurturing the legal minds of tomorrow. That’s why we offer a range of opportunities for students to develop holistically. Our vision is to elevate the legal profession to new heights. We aspire to create a Gurukul of legal knowledge, where acts, rules, regulations, codes, and orders are not just studied but understood deeply. We aim to empower the legal community, ensuring that the legacy of legal excellence continues to thrive in our society.

About Mentor

We are proud to have Advocate Vivek Singh as the lead mentor for this Course. An alumnus of Mumbai University (B.L.S.LL.B.) and a seasoned legal professional with 6 years of experience, he has a thriving practice across Mumbai, Delhi NCR, and India.

His core expertise spans litigation, writ petitions, constitutional matters, banking & finance, debt recovery, labor laws, contractual disputes, dispute resolution, and corporate advisory for startups. Widely recognized as a skilled draftsman, his precision in drafting contracts, petitions, and corporate policies is valued by law firms, corporates, and counsels alike.

In this Course, learners under his mentorship will gain hands-on practical courtroom exposure, real-time litigation experience, and essential courtroom practice skills, starting from the very foundation of trial advocacy.

Eligibility

Law students (including LLM students), graduates, faculties and practitioners.

Mode

Online, live sessions (Recordings will also be provided)

About the Course:

The 5-Week Litigation Practice & Courtroom Advocacy Course is a comprehensive, practice-oriented program designed to equip law students and young advocates with real courtroom skills that are rarely taught in law schools. This course focuses on civil litigation, taking participants step-by-step through the entire life cycle of a case—from the first client meeting to final arguments before the court.

Course Module:

CIVIL

PRE-FILING STAGE
1.1. Interviewing client, seeking entire facts of the case
1.2. Preparing case brief with facts, grounds, injury and law
1.3. Determining if legal notice/ Statutory Demand Notice is to be
issued
1.4. If Government is to be involved then sending mandatory notice
and limitation for such notice
1.5. Analysing Reply to notice of other side
1.6. Negotiation / Mediation – a mandatory practice to be adopted
pre-trial
1.7. Interpretation of Statutes- a practical approach
1.8. Drafting the case – an ethical & moral approach such as whom
to add as parties, Relating damage to the added parties, being
specific about reliefs.
1.9. Practice of Affidavit, calculating court fee and obtaining client
signatures on plaint/application/petition.
POST FILING STAGE – CASE ADMISSION
2.1. Presenting the case to the Judge – short, crisp and precisely
2.2. Laying foundations for the trial
2.3. Documents to be pressed at the time of admission to establish a
prima facie case
2.4. Seeking leave to personally serve notice to the other side
APPEARANCE, REPLY AND REBUTTAL
3.1. Appearance of the Respondent, serving copies of case
3.2. Law and court practice in case of non appearance of the
Respondent/Defendant
3.3. Drafting Written Statement/ reply, Analysing Plaint and
ascertaining counter claim/set off
3.4. Condonation of delay, practice and law3.5. Analysing law of issues, a conscious reading of draft issues
before issues are framed
3.6. Recasting of issues, practice, law and procedure
EXAMINATION IN CHIEF & CROSS EXAMINATION (EIC & CE)
4.1. Law and Practice of EIC & CE (General)
4.2. Necessary questions to put before touching subjective issues
4.3. Practice of EIC
a. Forming questions- a strategical approach
b. Types of questions to put to a witness
c. Types of questions not put to a witness
d. Over questioning – a road to blunder
4.4. Practice of CE
a. Types of questions to put to witness
b. Types of questions not to put to a witness
c. Questions put considering EIC
FINAL ARGUMENTS
5.1. Right to begin
5.2. Practice of observation
5.3. Preparing rebuttal/counter to other side’s arguments
5.4. Compiling case laws
5.5. Providing an easy and comparative analysis of both side
arguments for the ease of Judge
5.6. Etiquettes of arguments

Additional Module: E-Filing (Optional | Paid Separately)

This optional E-Filing module is designed for students who want hands-on exposure to court procedures and modern litigation practices. This module will be offered at an additional cost and is strictly optional.

How to register on e-courts portal
How to efile a case
Payment of court fee
Recording of oath online
How to join case proceedings online
How to file reply/applications/documents online
Procedure after successful e-filing

Why This Course Matters

✔ Practical, courtroom-focused learning
✔ Covers the entire civil litigation process
✔ Emphasis on ethics, strategy, and professionalism
✔ Designed to make you court-ready, not just exam-ready