Advocate at the Delhi High Court. Commercial disputes and arbitration.
CareersAdd your enrolment and the Claw desk checks it against your State Bar Council’s roll. Then apply to associate roles, chambers and in-house teams with a portfolio of your drafting, wins and research. Newly enrolled advocates can also receive briefs from Claw.
Advocate at the Delhi High Court. Commercial disputes and arbitration.
Delhi High Court · March 2026
6 pages
The desk checks your enrolment on the roll. Hirers see the mark beside your name; the number stays private.
How the check worksAssociate roles, chambers and in-house openings, each with plain reasons why it fits.
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How briefs workSubmit a win, research paper or article; once published, it shows on your portfolio.
How submissions workName, city and mobile number, confirmed with a one-time code.
Your State Bar Council, enrolment number and year. Attach the certificate if you like; it is optional.
The Claw desk finds your number on your council’s roll and checks the name and year. If it cannot, it asks for your certificate. No turnaround time is promised.
Apply to roles with your portfolio. If you turn briefs on, suitable client leads are offered to you privately.
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Your portfolio shows “Verification in progress” until the desk has checked the roll. You can apply in the meantime.