Who Can Join as an Expert?

Part A: Who Can Join as an Expert?
Do you believe you are an expert in one or more of the following legal or allied fields?
1. Civil Procedure, 2. Partition, 3. Recovery, 4. Partnership, 5. Negotiation, 6. Contempt, 7. Criminal Law, 8. Bail Matters, 9. Forensics, 10. Chemical Analysis, 11. Information Technology, 12. Software, 13. Hardware, 14. Education, 15. Medical Science, 16. Accidents, 17. Accident Compensation, 18. Consumer Law, 19. Labour Law, 20. Industrial Law, 21. Departmental Inquiries, 22. Administrative Law, 23. Trust Law, 24. Revenue Law, 25. Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force), 26. Railway Matters, 27. Taxation, 28. Finance, 29. Company Law, 30. Corporate Law, 31. Constitutional Law, 32. Tort Law, 33. Human Rights, 34. Civil Rights, 35. Intellectual Property Rights, 36. Media and Press Laws, 37. Entertainment Law, 38. Election Law, 39. Municipal Corporations, 40. Local Bodies, 41. Class Actions, 42. Family Law, 43. Divorce, 44. Maintenance, 45. Guardianship, 46. Contract Law, 47. Banking Law, 48. Tenancy, 49. Immigration Law, 50. Import-Export Law, 51. Maritime Law, 52. Whistleblower Protection, 53. Child Rights, 54. Women’s Rights, 55. Youth Welfare, 56. Sports Law, 57. Arbitration and Conciliation, 58. Suit Evaluation, 59. Or any other area of legal expertise

Part B: What is the Super Speciality?
Do you have the capacity to offer the following services as a super-specialist in your respective legal field?
1. Blog Writing, 2. Legal Research and Analysis, 3. Legal Drafting, 4. Drafting of Plaint, 5. Application Drafting, 6. Written Statement Preparation, 7. Cross-Examination Strategy, 8. Drafting Written Arguments, 9. Drafting Legal Deeds, 10. Providing Online Legal Services / Work from Home Services, 11. Court Appearances, 12. Site Inspections, 13. Legal Opinions, 14. Evidence Collection, 15. Legal Searches, 16. Legal Outsourcing, 17. Legal Insourcing, 18. Document Registration, 19. Legal Custodianship, 20. Holding Legal Possession, 21. Liaising with Authorities, 22. Legal Counselling, 23. Arbitration Services, 24. Conciliation Services, 25. Legal Follow-Up, 26. Case Law Citation Search, 27. Preparation of Headnotes, 28. Government Resolution (GR) Search, 29. Government Circular Search, 30. Provision of Legal Materials, 31. Legal Negotiation, 32. Book Writing, 33. Book Selling, 34. Script Writing for Legal Serials, 35. Legal News Analysis, 36. Teaching Law, 37. Conducting Legal Workshops, 38. Hosting Legal Courses, 39. Group Discussion Participation, 40. Client Referrals, 41. Legal Administration for Corporates, 42. Pick-Up Services for Documents, 43. Legal Surveys, 44. Or any other specialized legal services

Part C
How To Join As An Expert?
If the Answer of questions asked in Part A And Part B are YES, please log on to https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1IGc6RP7kzRfxaDYvrqZ9lK6qIVYr84HM4Sy95OdoE3w/viewform and Fill Up Information.

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