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Live as if you
were to die
tomorrow.
Learn as if
you were to
live forever.
- Mahatama Gandhi
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Contents

Topic Page

About Lex Familia

India 04

Our Expert Team 06

What makes LFI different 08

Importance of Master Workshop 09

in Securities and Corporate Law

Workshop Programme 11

Workshop Structure 23

LFI’S Students Testimonials 24

Fees and Registration Process ........................................ 31

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About Lex
Familia India

Lex Familia, as the name

suggests, is an endeavour to
create a Family of Lawyers. Our
vision is to create an alliance
of senior practitioners and
young legal minds. We strongly
believe in “learning together
and growing together”. With
this idea of togetherness, we
have associated with senior
practitioners to share their
learnings and experience with
young legal minds.
We ‘share’ and we ‘care’ – with
this motto we look forward to
‘share’ the knowledge which
benefits the students to enter
the corporate world with much
more preparedness, knowledge
and confidence; and during the
process we also ‘care’ to guide
freshers on a path suitable for
them in a structured manner
with our continuous mentorship
available to them.
At LFI, we educate young
lawyers in a fashion that is
completely distinctive. Our
primary aim is to equip budding
lawyers with the necessary
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legal training equivalent
to what is expected of an
associate working in a law firm,
all provided from a practical
standpoint with practitioner’s
insight.
Breaking the stigma of
approachability and the
barrier between seniors and
juniors, our goal is to fill the
significant gap that exists
between traditional learning
outcome of students in college
and the expectations of a law
firm.
Having trained quite a few
associates ourselves, we
understand the gap and with
our sessions and mentorship
programme, we tend to address
the need of students and
prepare them to be a law firm/
corporate organisation ready.
In our workshops, the endeavour
is to teach about entire practice
area with simplicity and the
most complicated concepts
are taught with ease. We also
conduct analysis of real-life
transactions for students to
ensure that they understand
the concepts based on their
applicability. We aim to ensure
that every student develops
a strong base, with special
emphasis on practical topics
dealt on a day-to-day basis.
We train our students like
we train our associates and
with this approach we hope to
make a difference in our legal
fraternity.
The master workshop on
Securities and Corporate Laws
will be primarily conducted by
Mr. Narayan Kedia, along with
Mr. Saswat Mohanty and other
senior practitioners working
with reputed organisations and
law firms.
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Our Expert
Team

Mr. Narayan Kedia

Vice-President Legal Indiabulls

Experience of 13 years in Securities and Investment Laws. Has worked

at Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., J. Sagar Associates, and BMR
Legal. Advised clients in various Capital Raising Transactions, Debt
Restructurings, Takeover and other Securities Laws aspects, Private
Equity Transactions, Public Mergers and Acquisitions, amongst others.
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Mr. Saswat Mohanty

In-House Legal Counsel NSE

Experience of 8 years in Corporate Laws and has been associated with

Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas, Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas & Co., and
Desai & Diwanji. Advised clients of various aspects of General Corporate
Laws, Initial Public Offerings, Right Issues, Qualified Institutions
Placements, Public Debt Issuances, amongst others.
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WHAT MAKES LFI

DIFFERENT

Personal one on one interaction with senior practitioners:

Though we offer workshops designed around practice areas, the students
also benefit from personal interaction with senior practitioners on real time
basis.

We share ‘experience’:
The practitioners associated with us not only offer practical insights into
their areas of laws but also share their experience of transactions and work
in law firms which helps student in having an indicative idea about a firm’s
environment.

Internships or Workshops:
Obviously, the experience a student may avail while interning at a law firm
is incomparable provided such internship is for a considerable period and
there is continuity in workflow. However, such sort of experience is possible
only in an utopian world; and unfortunately, the internship scenario in Indian
law firms is not idealistic. Further, during the COVID period most of the
internships are online thereby limiting the scope of students to interact
with practitioners in a physical space. The internships, in this day and age,
do not serve the purpose from a students’ perspective limiting their scope to
learn about the realities of workspace environment. Also, with the increase in
number of colleges and students and increased competition, it is not easy for
a student to apply and get a favourable response from these firms. Thereby,
increasing the level of disparity between a qualified student in comparison
to a student who has easy access to firms due to multiple reasons. We at
our workshops try to bridge that gap by providing the opportunity to all the
students to learn more than what a student could have gathered during their
internships. The workshops designed by us specifically the ‘Master Workshop’
which is for an extensive period of one year will not only provide a student
an overall exposure of varied practice areas but it will also help them in
understanding the corporate/ law firm environment due to association with
our senior practitioners and the workshop.
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IMPORTANCE OF MASTER
WORKSHOP IN SECURITIES AND
CORPORATE LAWS
The most common phrase
which a fresher is accustomed
to hearing in a law firm during
their early days is ‘This is a
Law Firm and not a Law School’.
Irony being what is expected
of such fresher in a law firm
is not actually taught in a law
school. The only possibility left
for law freshers to understand
and gather nuances of practice
areas is through the internships
secured by them at law firms.
With the increase in number of
students applying for corporate
internships and with the limited
availability at law firms, it is
quite arduous for a student to
secure an internship in the first
place. Even if someone is able
to get hold of an internship, the
entire purpose of interning in a
firm doesn’t get accomplished.
Unfortunately, in this day and
age, internships don’t really
teach a lot to students, and this
is on account of multiple factors
including duration of internship
which is too less for a student
to really figure out the area
of work he/she is involved in,
and nature of work allotted to
such interns is of sub-standard
quality considering the interns
are just students and the quality
expected of them is way too low
in comparison to associates.
The master workshop has been
designed in a manner which
will not only benefit a student
in understanding theoretical
concepts relating to securities
and corporate laws but also
will give a detailed insight
on practice and process of
transactions involving capital
markets, private equity and
mergers and acquisitions.
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With this workshop and due
to consistent association with
the senior practitioners in the
market for a long duration, a
student will be ‘Associate’ ready
even before they graduate.
Even during the workshop,
meritorious and dedicated
students may get an opportunity
through our platform to secure
internships in Tier I and Tier II
Law firms.Further, please note
that the Training Workshops
will not only benefit students
in understanding practical
aspects of laws but will also
help them in interacting with
Practitioners even after
completion of such Workshops,
wherein students can benefit
by seeking guidance from such
Practitioners on various aspects
of legal queries including but
not limited to Placements and
Job Opportunities.
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Workshop
Programme
title:
companies act session
• Evolution of Companies Laws
in India
• Types of Companies and
Meetings
• Incorporation of a Company
and Matters Incidental
thereto
• Management and
Administration
• Provisions Regarding
Directors and Key Managerial
Personnel
duration:
mar 15, 2022 – APR 15, 2022
• Public Issues; Private
Placements; Rights Issues
and Buy-Back of Shares
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Oppression and Mis-
Management
• Winding Up
• Miscellaneous chapters
dealing with alteration of
share capital, payment of
dividend, Nidhi companies,
amongst others
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Title: private equity funding and capital markets

workshop (pe investment followed by initial public
offering of equity shares, rights issue, qualified
institutions placement, preferential allotment, initial
public offering of debentures)

duration:
apr 16, 2022 – oct 31, 2022

History and Evolution of Capital Markets and role of

Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”):

• Evolution of securities and • Basic conceptual

capital market in India and understanding of financial
globally, and establishment markets and capital markets
of SEBI and abolition of including primary market and
Controller of Capital Issues secondary market

• Purpose and intent of SEBI • Lifecycle of a company from

Act and Powers of SEBI; and incorporation till listing on
role of stock exchanges and Stock Exchanges
its bye-laws
• Incorporation of a company
and its funding requirements
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Private Equity/ VC Funding/ Angel Investments in a
Company:
• Basic conceptual
understanding of angel
investments/ venture capital
investments and related
agreements entered into by
the company or its promoters
(entry of Private Equity
Investor in a company)
• Detailed discussion on SEBI
(Alternative Investment
Funds) Regulations, 2012, as
amended
• Discussion on process of
investment by angel funds,
venture capital funds and PE
investors in an unlisted
company
Initial Public Offering and Listing of a company on stock
exchanges (Discussion on applicable Regulations, Process
and Documentation):
• Discussion on applicable laws
like Companies Act, 2013;
SEBI (Issue of Capital and
Disclosure Requirements)
Regulations, 2018; Securities
Contracts (Regulation) Act,
1956 and the relevant rules
• Detailed discussion on
documentation involving
investments in unlisted
companies including
discussion on non-disclosure
agreement, term sheet, share
purchase agreements, share
subscriptions agreements,
amongst others
• Discussion on due-diligence
process and parameters in an
investment transaction
• Discussion on exit rights
including exit by way of listing
of shares on the stock
exchanges
in relation to an IPO
• Introduction to IPO and
discussion on key concepts
including role of market
intermediaries in Capital
Markets
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Dissection of an IPO Transaction:
• Discussion on IPO process
and Timelines
• Discussion on Rule 144 A and
Regulation S offerings under
U.S. Securities Laws
• Detailed guidance and
understanding of Due-
Diligence of a company
undergoing an IPO
• Drafting of Offer Document/
Prospectus which will include
detailed discussion on how
and why disclosures are
required in the prospectus;
and Liability issues arising
from such disclosures
• Discussion on primary
markets regulations on Fraud
and Misstatements
• Discussion on publicity
guidelines and advertisements
by an Issuer company and
intermediaries
• Drafting of IPO agreements
such as Offer/Issue
Agreement
Underwriting Agreement, Statements
Registrar Agreement,
Escrow Agreement, amongst
others
• Discussion on role of auditors
of a company; auditor
certificates; and due diligence
calls with auditors
• Discussion on certifications
required from the company,
directors, promoters, and
other intermediaries; and
due-diligence calls with the
management of the company
• Interaction with SEBI on
their observations in an IPO;
and preparation of
corrigendum post filing of the
draft offer document with
SEBI
• Discussion on book building
mechanism and pricing of
shares
• Discussion on listing process
• Detailed discussion on legal
opinion provided by lawyers
to the merchant bankers and
Rule 10 b-5 opinion under U.S.
Securities Rules
• Reading of Financial
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Issuance of shares on Rights basis by the Company
(‘Rights Issue’) (Discussion on applicable Regulations,
Process and Documentation):
• Discussion on applicable laws
like Companies Act, 2013;
SEBI (Issue of Capital and
Disclosure Requirements)
Regulations, 2018; Securities
Contracts (Regulation) Act,
1956 and the relevant rules
in relation to Rights Issue
• Drafting of resolutions in
connection with the Rights
Issue
• Drafting of offer documents
(draft letter of offer and
letter of offer)
• Drafting of transaction
documents
• Drafting of standard
certificates and auditors’
deliverables
• Discussion on process of
Rights Issue
• Discussion on Fast Track
Rights Issue
• Discussion on other laws such
as foreign exchange laws,
Takeover Regulations,
amongst others, applicable in
connection with the Rights
Issue
• Discussion on concepts such
as renunciation, underwriting
in the Issue, amongst others
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Issuance of shares to Qualified Institutional Buyers by

way of Qualified Institutions Placement (‘QIP’) (Discussion
on applicable Regulations, Process and Documentation):

• Discussion on applicable laws • Drafting of transaction

like Companies Act, 2013;
SEBI (Issue of Capital and
Disclosure Requirements)
Regulations, 2018; Securities
Contracts (Regulation)
Act,1956 and the relevant
rules in relation to QIP
• Discussion on eligibility
conditions and pricing of the
QIP
• Drafting of resolutions in
connection with the QIP
• Drafting of offer documents
(preliminary placement
documents)
documents including
placement agreement
• Drafting of standard
certificates and auditors
deliverables
• Discussion on process of QIP
• Discussion on role of
intermediaries in a QIP
process
• Discussion on drafting of
intimations to stock
exchanges and timing of QIP
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Issuance of shares on preferential allotment basis

(‘Preferential Allotment’) (Discussion on applicable
Regulations, Process and Documentation):

• Discussion on applicable laws • Drafting of private

like Companies Act, 2013;
SEBI (Issue of Capital and
Disclosure Requirements)
Regulations, 2018; Securities
Contracts (Regulation) Act,
1956 and the relevant rules
in relation to Preferential
Allotment
• Discussion on eligibility
conditions and pricing of the
shares in the Preferential
Allotment
• Drafting of resolutions in
connection with the exchanges and timing of the
Preferential Allotment
placement offer
memorandum and
explanatory statement to
the shareholders resolution
in connection with the
Preferential Allotment
• Drafting of transaction
documents
• Discussion on process of the
Preferential Allotment
• Discussion on drafting of
intimations to stock
Preferential
Allotment
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Initial Public Offering of Non-Convertible Debentures
(Discussion on applicable Regulations, Process and
Documentation):
• Discussion on applicable laws
like Companies Act, 2013;
SEBI (Issue and Listing of
Non-Convertible Securities)
Regulations, 2021; Securities
Contracts (Regulation) Act,
1956 and the relevant rules
• Dissection of an NCD IPO
Transaction
• Discussion on IPO process
and Timelines
• Detailed guidance and auditors
understanding of Due-
Diligence of a company
undergoing a NCD IPO
• Drafting of Offer
Document/ Shelf
Prospectus/ Tranche
Prospectus which will include
detailed discussion on how
and why disclosures are
required in the prospectus
and Liability issues arising
from such disclosures
• Drafting of transaction
documents such as
Offer/Issue Agreement,
Debenture Trust Deed,
Registrar Agreement,
amongst others
• Discussion on role of
auditors of a company;
auditor certificates; and
due-diligence calls with
• Discussion on certifications
required from the company,
directors, promoters, and
other intermediaries; and
due-diligence calls with the
management of the company
• Discussion on listing process
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title: duration:
MERGERS & ACQUISITIONS NOV 1, 2022 – DEC 15, 2022

• Regulatory framework of transaction

mergers and acquisitions (‘M&A’)
• Discussion on process of
• Structure of M&A listed M&A transaction
transactions
• Discussion on analysis of
• Detailed discussion on a scheme filed with NCLT
drafting and analysis of in relation to mergers and
transaction documentation amalgamations
including non-disclosure
agreement, term sheet,
shareholders agreement,
share subscription/ purchase
agreement

• Detailed discussion on due

diligence parameters in a M&A
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title: duration:
COMPETITION LAWS DEC 16, 2022 – DEC 31, 2022

• Basic introduction to the Competition Act, 2002, as amended –

Helicopter View

• Discussion and analysis of Anti-competitive agreements

• Discussion on Abuse of Dominant Position

• Merger Control

• Competition Law in the Digital Economy

• Discussion on landmark judgments on competition law

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title:
TAKEOVER REGULATIONS & INSIDER TRADING REGULATIONS
duration:
JAN 1, 2023 – JAN 31, 2023
• Discussion on concepts of
‘control’, ‘acquirer’,
‘persons acting in concert’,
‘open offer’, amongst
others under the SEBI
(Substantial Acquisition of
Shares and Takeovers)
Regulations, 2011
(‘Takeover Regulations’)
• Discussion on process of
open offer and timelines
• Discussion on drafting of
public announcement,
detailed public statement
and letter of offer in
connection with open offer
• Continual disclosure
obligations under the
Takeover Regulations
• Discussion on concepts of
‘insider’, ‘UPSI’, ‘trading
plan’, ‘trading window’,
amongst others under the
SEBI (Prohibition of
Insider Trading Regulations,
2015, as amended (‘Insider
Trading Regulations’)
• Continual disclosure
obligations under the
Insider Trading Regulations
• Analysis of case studies
dealing with provisions of
the Insider Trading
Regulations
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title:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE REGULATIONS
duration:
FEB 1, 2023 – FEB 28, 2023

• Discussion on foreign exchange laws including discussion on

capital and current account transactions

• Discussion on Foreign Exchange Management (Non-Debt

Instruments) Rules, 2019, as amended including discussion on
key concepts such as FII and FDI investments

• Discussion on Foreign Exchange Management (Debt Instruments)

Regulations, 2019, as amended

• Discussion on master directions framed by RBI in relation to

external commercial borrowings
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Workshop
Structure

• The workshop concentrates on both theoretical

and practical aspects, it focuses on skill
development by putting theory into practice.

• The workshop will be administered virtually. All

sessions will be provided on a live and interactive
platform.

• Considering the sessions will be interactive, we

will suggest the students should not opt for
recordings. However, recordings will be provided
on request with prior one day notice in case of
any emergency.

• All sessions (other than Companies Law session)

will be conducted primarily on Wednesday, Saturday
and Sunday during the week.

• The Companies Law sessions will be conducted on

all days (except Sunday) in a week.

• Each session will be for a duration of 90-150

minutes.

• Handouts, as applicable, will pe provided prior to

each session.

• Tasks and Assignments will be allocated

to students on a weekly basis to enhance the
understanding of concepts discussed during the
sessions.

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LFI’S STUDENTS TESTIMONIALS

Our students have shared their experience at LFI by way of testimoials
on different social platforms. Few of them are listed below for your
reference. If you wish to speak with them, you could connect with them
on LinkedIn.

Piyush Kaushal
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

The securities and corporate laws workshops are a must for anyone
interested in the corporate realm of law. The workshops helped me
bag third position at the NLIU-Trilegal Summit, 2021 and a paralegal
opportunity at Saraf and Partners. Mr. Narayan Kedia and Mr. Saswat
Mohanty bring with them a lot of experience as practitioners and have
designed their classes in such a way that you can understand every
concept without prior exposure. The classes are very interactive and
lively discussions are a given in every class you attend. The teachers
break down complex details into small chunks and seamlessly connect
them to each other.
Additionally, I was guided by both teachers on how to improve my CV and
also had mock interviews and group discussion with them to prepare for
internship and placement opportunities. Narayan sir personally took the
time to review research paper on “Special Purpose Acquisition Companies”
prepared by me and Apoorva Tyagi (another student I interacted with
during the workshop) over multiple Zoom calls and Narayan sir and
Saswat sir saw my summit presentation and gave me pointers on how to
make it better. It was because of their constant guidance that I and
Apoorva secured 3rd place at the NLIU-Trilegal Summit on Corporate
and Commercial Laws. I am currently working as a paralegal in the
capital markets team at Saraf and Partners and couldn’t have landed
that position without the reference of my mentors at the workshop, and
knowledge and the soft skills I acquired at LFI. If you are interested
in securities and corporate laws and deeper understanding of practice
areas or want to see what passion for teaching looks like, go attend the
workshops organised at LFI.
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Sarjana Das
Symbiosis Law School, Pune

Khaitan & Co. has recently offered me the role of Associate with their
Capital Markets team which would not have been possible if not for
training and mentorship at LFI. Lex Familia has been instrumental to
my journey of practical learning through industry experts like Narayan
Sir and Saswat Sir whose Securities and Investment laws workshop and
Corporate Law course have helped me gain in depth knowledge of laws
as well understand industry practices through the live sessions. Both of
them are not just knowledgeable professionals but are also extremely
approachable mentors who always guide you in the best possible manner.
The sessions and consistent guidance were helpful to secure job offers
from both Khaitan & Co., and ICICI Bank.

Rainika Malhotra
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

Being taught by practitioners truly enhances the standard learning

process. I was fortunate enough to be part of both the Corporate Law
and Securities & Investment Law Workshops, where we not only got
an excellent induction to the basic concepts surrounding Corporate &
Securities Law but insights about the actual market practices as well.
The sessions were informative, interactive and thoughtfully structured,
ultimately outputting a highly educational experience. In addition to
the workshops, we were individually guided and advised by Mr. Kedia
and Mr. Mohanty wherein we got an opportunity to discuss over our
respective CVs and career goals, with active mentorship on academic
endeavours, prospective internship and work opportunities. Through
this constant valued support and the knowledge gained underway the
workshops, I recently got an opportunity to work as a paralegal at Saraf
and Partners in the capital markets team. I am truly thankful to my
mentors for making this possible for me, for their time and effort
spent on educating and refining me to be field ready. To anyone out
there, the workshops organised by LFI mentors are without a doubt
#finalyearstudentapproved
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Apoorva Tyagi
Symbiosis Law School, Noida

As a third-year law student who had never interned at a corporate law

firm, I had little to no familiarity with corporate laws at the time of
enrolling in the certificate courses offered by LFI. As a paralegal in the
capital markets team at Saraf and Partners and the second runner up at
the Summit on Corporate and Commercial Laws organised by Trilegal and
NLIU, I can confidently attribute my achievements to the knowledge
shared in the course of the workshops, not only in the academic sphere
but also in terms of development of soft skills by way of one on one
mentoring, interview and GD preparation, CV writing assistance and
other skills which came naturally from interacting regularly with the
top practitioners of the industry who were conducting the workshops.
The real time help and constant support offered by the both the mentors
at LFI truly enhanced the already brilliant learning experience and I
would highly recommend the same to anyone looking to improve their
understanding of the field.

Aditi Khandelwal
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

The courses and the mentorship offered by Lex Familia India have
helped me streamline my legal profession tremendously. The courses
have not only helped me build a solid knowledge base in Companies Law
and Capital Markets but have also helped me secure a couple of tier-1
corporate internships (including AZB & Partners, Khaitan & Co. and J.
Sagar Associates) on my own. The best part about the courses/workshop
is that all the sessions are quite interactive and we as law students are
taught the actual work that we are supposed to do as an associate in the
law firm (which I bet no law college teaches you). It’s been more than a
year since I have associated myself with Lex Familia India and trust me
it was the best decision that I have ever made in my entire life till date.
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Despite having busy schedules, both Narayan Sir and Saswat Sir have
always been there for me as my back-support and have stood by me
through thick and thin. They have never let me give up and always keep
motivating me and have made me realize that everything is possible to
achieve if you are consistent and determinant. I would like to tell all
the interested students/professionals planning to join courses offered
by Lex Familia India that it’s not just a course you will be doing to get
an in-depth knowledge in the subject (+ certificate) but you’ll also be
getting the 24/7 guidance, support and mentorship of two of the best
mentors (legal professionals) that anyone could wish to have. I have
no words to express my gratitude to Narayan Sir and Saswat Sir for
always being there for me. Nonetheless, I would like to thank them and
give them 100% credit for all the success (a long way to go though) that
I have achieved in this past one year.

Ajay Poddar
Amity Law School, Noida

As a 5thyear law student, I was fortunate enough to attend both the

Corporate Law and Securities and Investment Law Workshops right
before graduating, which equipped me with the theoretical and practical
knowledge needed to land opportunities at reputed organisation such as
Aditya Birla Group, where I recently got placed. I can say with absolute
confidence that my learning from the workshops contributed greatly to
my understanding of the law and the opportunities that stemmed from
the same.

Also, the attitude or perception I had about legal space prior to enrolling
for these workshops was completely different from reality. Apart from
focusing on practical aspects, the mentors at LFI take efforts to make
you understand reality and become cognizant of it and help you prepare
well for it.

I highly recommend the securities and corporate law workshops organised

by LFIto anyone looking to prepare well for their future in the field.
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Kartik Arya
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

Being part of Lex Familia is not just about the subject or field of
practice. Narayan sir and Saswat sir take a personal interest in ensuring
that each student fully grasp the topic being covered. It has been a
privilege to be a part of Lex Familia because of the overall development
it provides. Having attended their workshops has helped me learn about
the practical aspects of capital markets. Through Narayan sir and
Saswat sir’s guidance, I’ve managed to attain an internship at Shardul
Amarchand Mangaldas & Co. with their capital markets team.

Shreya Mehta
Symbiosis Law School, Pune

I have been associated with LFI’s workshops since October, 2020. Since
then, I have completed workshop on Companies laws and Capital Markets
& Securities Laws conducted by Narayan sir and Saswat sir.

Their guidance and knowledge shared in these workshops have immensely

helped me understanding and analysing theseareas of laws better. The
practical lessons that I have gained in these workshops have helped me
perform better at many interviews and have also helped me in landing a
job at Aarti Industries.

Narayan sir and Saswat sir really takes the time and patience to explain
all the aspects covered in these workshops in detail, along with the
relevant practical examples and are always there to mentor their
students.
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Aaj Sikri
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

I’ve had the privilege to be taught by both Mr. Kedia and Mr. Mohanty.
Enrolling for their workshops separately has to be the best decision I’ve
took professionally. The output one gets is not just limited to theoretical
knowledge but due to their experience it extends to valuable practical
knowledge. They are not just passionate about teaching but they also
make sure that we are guided towards the right paths in our professional
career. For instance, they have helped me in securing internships at
tier-1 law firms such as Saraf & Partners and S&R Associates. They
have also helped me in drafting CV and writing articles, etc. They are
very approachable and always take time out of their busy schedules to
give us 1 on 1 mentorship sessions. I’ll be forever grateful to them.

Gunjeet Singh
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

I opted for an elective on Securities Regulations in my college and it was

then that I developed interest in studying Capital Markets. However,
the elective in college only briefly touched infinitesimal aspects of vast
penumbra of public offerings.

Piyush Kaushal, a friend of mine, who too benefitted from their workshops
and has an in-depth knowledge in this space recommended me to join
LFI and there workshops.

Besides extremely informative and interactive sessions, it is the efforts

of both Mr. Kedia and Mr. Mohanty that they invest in each and every
student which is applaudable.

In legal profession, one rarely finds mentors who work in order to teach
and train freshers. In the initial days of the workshop every student
enrolled was spoon fed. By spoon feeding, I in no ways mean that we are
not tested analytically. The workshop is highly technical, and it requires
active participation from our end.
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I was a student whose basics were weak, it is Mr. Kedia and Mr. Mohanty’s
efforts that I learnt the nuances of Capital Markets with great ease.

Their efforts were not limited to teach me the academic part of the
practice area. They went out of their way and helped me to grab an
internship at Saraf and Partners. The internship experience at Saraf
and Partners was one of a kind as everyone at the firm was amazed to
see the understanding of the subject and skills of the interns who were
associated with LFI. I am heartful and glad that I joined LFI.

Vibhasa
O.P. Jindal Global Law School

In my second year of law school, I completed the Capital Markets and

Corporate Law workshops with LFI and my experience without a modicum
of hesitation has been of constant learning and growth. Starting from the
basics to the intricacies of public equity filings of Companies, we learnt
them all, all done through well structured and detailed sessions. The
courses were extremely fulfilling and thus stand as a great opportunity
for any law aspirant interested in the securities’ or corporate law field.

Mainak
Amity Law School, Kolkata

I have attended the Company law course as well as the Securities law
course and I can confidently say that I learned a lot. The sessions were
highly interactive, practical and the conceptual clarity I received was
impressive. What is unique about Lex Familia is that you get to learn
and discuss together not just about the topics in the course but also
regarding the latest developments in the law. Apart from being mentored
by the speakers, I also had a good peer group which pushed me to
be a better professional. A combination of all these aspects helped in
bagging an internship at Saraf & Partners.

To read testimonials of our others students,

Please visit our website www.lexfamiliaindia.com
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FEES AND REGISTRATION

PROCESS
• The Fees for the ‘Master Workshop’ will be INR 130,000 (inclusive
of all taxes).

• Republic Day Discount: Students enrolling in the month of

Janaury,2022 and opting for one time payment of the entire fee
will be eligible for discount of 30% on the Fees.

• One-time payment: Students enrolling after January 31,2022 and

opting for one time payment of the entire fees will be eligible for
discount of 15% on the Fess.

• Scheduled payment: Advance fees for enrolling in the ‘Master

Workshop’ will be INR 40,000; and thereafter INR 15,000 will be
payable monthly for a period of six months.

• Please register by entering the details mentioned in the link below:

https://forms.gle/yU9G2i2zwZPGTZLH6

• Once you register, the details in relation to payment of Fees will

be mailed to you within 24 hours.
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