Law students — how to join the YLA network

A law student in Maharashtra usually meets the profession as a syllabus, then as a court corridor. The gap between the two is where habits are formed: how a paper is read, how a fact is checked, and when to stop and ask. Yeshwant Legal Associates, the chambers of Adv. Rajesh A. Tekale at Nerul and Churchgate, keeps a network for that stage. It is called the YLA Legal Network. The address is https://join.ylaworks.com.

What the network is for

• Learn how a chamber actually reads a paper, in English or Marathi.
• Assist on educational and supervised work. A student does not hold the brief.
• Connect with advocates who will say when a point is not ready.
• Read the firm profile before you write. It states the practice, the enrolment, and the forums.

What joining is not

join.ylaworks.com is not an offer of employment, a stipend, a right to a matter, or a substitute for enrolment with the Bar Council. It does not create a lawyer–client relationship. A student who joins is expected to read, to keep confidences, and to have every draft settled by an advocate before it leaves the chamber. If that is not the work you want, do not join.

How to begin

Open https://join.ylaworks.com and complete what the page asks. If you want to know the firm first, open the profile of Yeshwant Legal Associates from the name on this page. The principal advocate is Adv. Rajesh A. Tekale, enrolled with the Bar Council of Maharashtra and Goa as MAH/84/2002, with Original Side registration 8051. The Nerul office is Shop No. 2, Yogesh Building, Shri Ganesh C.H.S. Ltd., Sector 28, Navi Mumbai 400706.