Proposed, with our partner firm
The advocacy experience pupillage assumes you already have.
A litigation training programme for Malaysian law students and graduates, run by practising litigators, built to close the exact gaps our job board tells students they have.
The problem it solves
Students are told what is missing. Then nothing.
Lawgistics scores every pupillage listing against a student's own profile and names the gaps: no mooting, no time in court, no drafting. That diagnosis is only worth something if there is a way to close it. For advocacy there currently is not, unless a student already knows someone.
This is the thing at the other end of that sentence.
Shape
What it would involve.
Read a live matter
Work through a real judgment from Court Updates, including the Bahasa Malaysia ones, and be able to say what actually decided it.
Draft under supervision
Statement of claim, chronology, witness statement. Marked by a practising litigator, not a rubric.
Stand up and argue it
Oral submission on the matter you drafted, in front of someone who does it for a living.
Sit in on a hearing
Attend court with the team, then a debrief on what you saw and why counsel did it that way.
Content above is a proposal drafted for discussion. Our partner firm decides what the programme actually contains.
Register your interest
Tell us you want a place.
Nothing is open yet and there is nothing to pay. Leave your details and we will come back to you with dates and cost once they are settled. Knowing how many of you want this is what decides the size of the first cohort.
Lawgistics is not a law firm and nothing here is legal advice. Registering your interest is not an application and does not guarantee a place. Our partner firm decides who is taken on.