Whether you're a seasoned legal professional or just starting your journey, this course will provide you with a comprehensive understanding of Writs, Writ Petitions, Judicial Review, PILs, and much more.
What are you waiting for? Elevate your legal practice by getting an in-depth understanding of Writs and PILs along with some real-life cases.
When I was in law school, I was extremely passionate about litigation. However, the excitement and idealism I had were quickly challenged when I stepped into the courtroom for the first time. It became quite apparent to me that my academic knowledge had not adequately equipped me with the practical skills required to be an effective and efficient litigator. The intricacies of drafting petitions, plaints, and the nuances of court procedures seemed like a daunting puzzle.
It was at this time of my career that I wished I had a mentor/guide who could teach me the drafting of petitions, make me understand the complexities of court procedures, and provide practical insights into the art of argumentation.
Recognizing this challenge and the gap between legal education and real-life litigation, I decided to develop a course on Writs and PIL so that all of you don't face this problem and can get ahead of get ahead in your career without wasting too much time.
This course has been designed to save you from the time-consuming process of learning and help you advance in your careers with a solid foundation in practical litigation skills!
Lawctopus Law School has taught a wide range of practical skills to over 25,000+ law students, young lawyers, professionals, academicians, and business people. Over 1000 students have rated our courses, and the average rating is 93.2/100. Our online courses are ‘warm’ learning experiences!
At LLS, our courses are developed by subject matter experts (practitioners and academicians) and these courses are a mix of:
Upon registration, you will receive an email with details regarding course access, orientation sessions, and the schedule of live classes.
Thereafter, weekly live sessions will be conducted as per the course plan.
How to draft a Public Interest Litigation (Practical share-screen video with sample draft)
Mr. Mukund Unny
Qualified as an Advocate-on-Record at the Supreme Court of India and enrolled with the Bar
Council of Kerala, Mukund Unny has over 8 years of experience, focusing on civil, commercial, and constitutional litigation at the Supreme Court and various New Delhi courts and tribunals.
Beyond his legal practice, Mukund was recently appointed as the Assistant Editor for the e-Delhi High Court Report (a project initiative of the Delhi High Court) with the task of summarising selected judgments of the Delhi High Court.
Mukund also regularly contributes columns on law and constitutional matters to leading national dailies like The Hindu and The Indian Express, and legal portal Livelaw.
Adv. Animesh Singh
Animesh Singh graduated from Symbiosis Law School, Pune, in 2009. Following a successful tenure as an Associate at Amarchand Mangaldas & Suresh A. Shroff & Co., New Delhi, he co-founded his own firm, A&S Law Chamber and Consultants, in Bhubaneshwar.
Since 2018, he has been practicing independently. His areas of expertise encompass conducting litigation, conveyancing, drafting pleadings, presiding over court hearings, arbitrations, client conferencing/consultation, legal research, providing legal opinions, and conducting fact-finding investigations/due diligence on both civil and criminal matters.
Operating from Bhubaneswar, Cuttack, and New Delhi, his office, Animesh Singh & Associates, serves a broad spectrum of legal needs. His practice spans across trial courts, Commercial Courts, Company tribunals, Service tribunals, DRTs, High Courts, and the Supreme Court. He serves as a panel counsel for the Food Corporation of India and several banks, and holds a legal retainer position for several private companies.
Adv. Raghav Parthasarthay
Advocate Raghava Parthasarathy practices law in the High Court, Civil Courts, and other Tribunals in Bengaluru, Karnataka. He is concurrently pursuing a Ph.D. from Gujarat National Law University.
Previously, he served as a Research and Teaching Associate at the Centre for Environmental Law Education, Research, and Advocacy (CEERA), NLSIU.
In the early stages of his career, he worked as a Judicial and Law Clerk at the High Court of Karnataka. Raghav obtained his Masters in Energy Laws from the University of Petroleum and Energy Studies, Dehradun, following his graduation with a BBA LL.B. from JSS Law College, Mysuru. His areas of expertise include Petroleum and Energy laws, Contracts and Real estate Laws, Electricity Laws, and Environment Laws, among others. With a keen interest in academia and research, he boasts several publications to his credit.
Dr. Jhankruti C. Badani
Dr. Jhankruti C. Badani is a legal professional enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa since 2016, specializing in Civil and Bankruptcy law. College and University topper during her graduation (B.A. LL.B.), she is a gold medallist in law as conferred by Nagpur University and also holds a Ph.D. in Constitutional Law from National Law University, Nagpur.
An active participant in various events and competitions during her school and college days, she was also selected by Nagpur University to represent India for a cultural exchange program to Japan named JENESYS in the year 2014.
Practicing as a lawyer, she has an experience in various fields of law like civil, family, corporate, insolvency, trust, etc. She has also judged various legal competitions at National and International level, delivered numerous guest lectures and sessions on law.
Rs. 7,000/- Rs. 4,999/-
You will receive the completion certificate upon successful completion and evaluation of the assignment.
If you have any queries regarding the course, please send an email to courses@lawctopus.com and we will get back to you within 24 hours!
Lawctopus Law School (LLS) believes that AI is no longer optional for lawyers, it is fast becoming a core professional skill. At the same time, we strongly believe that AI must be used responsibly and ethically.
Over the last 6 months, the LLS team has actively trained itself in the latest applications of AI across legal research, drafting, litigation support, and career development.
Every live course at LLS includes four structured AI learning elements, designed to help learners use AI confidently in real legal work.
We have tied up with two of India’s most credible AI-driven legal platforms:
Each of these organisations shall conduct regular LIVE sessions (60–90 minutes) for LLS learners, typically once every month or two.
What learners gain:
All sessions are conducted under the broad theme: Using AI in Real Legal Work.
All LLS learners receive access to a 4-hour recorded workshop (4 sessions) covering:
These sessions are recorded by Himansh Wadhwa and Shruti Kaushik, Legal Product Developers at Indian Kanoon, ensuring technical depth and legal accuracy.
Every learner at Lawctopus Law School receives 1-month complimentary access to Indian Kanoon’s AI tool, Prism.
This enables our learners to practice:
Beyond tools and workshops, AI is actively discussed inside select live classes. Our Faculty and Course Mentors regularly explain how AI can be used to:
Our mentors are continuously upskilling themselves in AI, with a clear focus on how it enhances, not replaces, sound legal thinking and basic legal work.
In collaboration with Himansh Wadhwa, Legal Product Developer at Indian Kanoon and Prism, we have developed an exclusive eBook for all our learners, an AI Prompts Library, which is a curated, subject-wise collection of ready-to-use prompts built specifically for law students and young legal professionals.
The AI prompt library covers six key practice areas:
This eBook bridges the gap between knowing AI exists and actually knowing what to ask it, giving learners a practical head start in applying AI across their coursework, internships, and early careers.
Every Lawctopus Law School learner benefits from:
This is how we prepare our learners for the future of legal practice: responsibly, practically, and ahead of the curve.
No.
We have weekly, 90-minute long live sessions the schedule of which is announced at the start of the batch.
Most of our live sessions happen during the weekend or late evenings so that all learners of the Contract Drafting and Negotiation Course (students or working professionals) can easily attend the same.
In case you miss attending a session live, you can always watch the recorded version of the same.
We suggest that you spend approximately 3-5 hours/week doing the course.
When you spend these 3-5 hours is up to you. You may spend around 40 minutes each day or do it over the weekend.
We encourage you to attend the live classes after thorough preparations. Just like the real charm of a live match/performance is watching it live, the real value of a live class is in attending it live!
A lot of new, practical things are covered; and of course, your questions are addressed too.
However, if you miss the live class, you can watch the recorded version of the live class which is uploaded for the specific batch only.
Allowing for the downloading of material puts our work at risk of copyright violation and related misuse. Learners can easily access the material (reading modules, recorded lectures, assignments, etc.) from the Learning Management System (LMS).
Downloading of material is not allowed. Access to the material via the LMS is easy and the students are free to take notes via online/offline mediums.
Absolutely. The course has been designed in such a manner that you will learn the skill of drafting writ petitions and PILs and you will also learn about the procedures followed in other high courts!
You should have a basic understanding of constitutional laws but even if you have not studied constitution in college, you will be able to understand this course since we have included the basic topics too, and have included the explanation from scratch.
