Legal Counsel - Banking matters
Organising Institution / Firm
Legodesk
Quick Verified Facts
📅 Deadline
Rolling Basis (Official)
📍 Mode / Location
Bengaluru, Karnataka, India
💰 Stipend / Pay
Not Specified
🎓 Eligibility
LLB from a recognized institution; enrolled with a State Bar Council; 1–3 years of experience in debt recovery, banking litigation, insolvency, or BFSI legal practice.
🛡️ Category
Jobs
Full Opportunity Brief
Contextual Overview
Legodesk, a leading debt recovery and legal automation platform for the BFSI sector, is seeking a Legal Counsel to join their team in Bengaluru. This role sits at the intersection of legal practice and product development, focusing on automating workflows for SARFAESI, IBC, and DRT proceedings.
Key Eligibility Criteria
- Qualification: LLB from a recognized institution.
- Registration: Must be enrolled with a State Bar Council.
- Experience: 1–3 years of experience in debt recovery, banking litigation, insolvency, or BFSI legal practice.
- Skills: Proficiency in SARFAESI, IBC, DRT/DRAT procedures, and NI Act Section 138.
Responsibilities & Scope of Work
- Draft and standardize legal documents for SARFAESI, IBC/NCLT, and DRT proceedings.
- Develop template libraries and workflow logic for the Legodesk platform.
- Collaborate with product and engineering teams to automate legal workflows.
- Support enterprise clients (banks, NBFCs, ARCs) with platform usage and jurisdiction-specific requirements.
- Monitor legislative changes (RBI guidelines, DPDP Act, etc.) to ensure platform compliance.
Stipend, Compensation & Mode
Not specified (Full-time position).
Application Procedure
- Visit the official LinkedIn job posting: Legodesk Legal Counsel Application.
- Review the full job description and requirements.
- Click the "Apply" button to proceed with your LinkedIn profile or resume submission.
FAQs
- What is the nature of this role? This is a hybrid role combining traditional legal practice with product building and legal technology automation.
- Is prior experience in legal tech required? No, but familiarity with legal tech tools and a strong interest in software-based legal workflows is highly preferred.
