CERTIFICATION IN BASICS OF COMPANY LAW

Course Description

Company Law is one area of law that has diverse applications in various legal jobs and areas of expertise. From corporate lawyers to directors of companies, many people need to have a grip on company law. As companies have become the primary vehicles of wealth creation and organization of economic activities in our society, the complex body of law that governs these entities is a critical factor in the success of our country and welfare of the people. The experts in this law plays a very important role in corporate governance, dispute resolution and efficient management of economic value generation in the world.

• The one studying in intermediate and planning to pursue further studies in the field of commercial law.
• The one who is currently enrolled in BBA, B.Com, BBS, BMS, BFIA, BBA LLB, BA LLB, B.Com LLB, BBE, LLB (3 years), MBA or any other allied degree program.
• The one who is planning to study or is currently enrolled in Chartered Accountancy or Company Secretary courses.
• The one who is planning to make his/her in Corporate Practice, Corporate Law Firms, Corporate Advisory, Independent Consultant.
• Any person who wants to know about companies & their relevance & existence.

Jobs And Career Opportunities:

Corporate lawyers are tasked with safeguarding the legality of commercial transactions, representing corporations and advising corporate employees on their legal duties and responsibilities. Because corporate law covers a broad range of topics, corporate lawyers often specialize in one or more areas. These areas include tax law, bankruptcy, intellectual property, zoning or securities. Most corporate lawyers work for a corporation, but some are self-employed or work for a law firm. Some law school graduates become educators, investment bankers or leaders of non-profit organizations.

Some top job profiles are Corporate Lawyer,  Assistant Manager,  Corporate Events Associate,  Professor,  Associate Advocate, and  Legal Counsel/Officer.  Employment Areas: Corporate Firms,  Law Institutions,  Legal Consultancy,  Law Enforcement Agencies,  Courts or Judiciary.