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How To Become A Lawyer in USA After Doing Law From India | Ms. Nayanika Ruia | Letter of Law

In the latest episode of Letter of Law Interviews, we are delighted to host Ms. Nayanika Ruia. Ms. Ruia is a dual-qualified lawyer, licensed to practice in both India and New York. She also holds an LL.M. from Columbia Law School. Before moving to the USA, she worked as an Associate with AZB & Partners as a transactional lawyer. In this episode, we speak to Ms. Ruia about her journey and cover a wide range of topics. Ms. Ruia talks about the existing US legal market, how to secure a job as a lawyer in the USA, the differences in work culture between Indian and US law firms, how to prepare for the New York Bar, and much more. We are extremely grateful to Ms. Ruia for taking the time out and speaking with Letter of Law! We are certain that this conversation would be insightful to our viewers. Thank you! Time Stamps: 00:00: Hello and welcome! 01:17: Introduction 02:04: Are corporate lawyers 'real' lawyers? 04:00: Decision to practice law in USA 06:04: Why specifically USA? 07:18: Being an LLM student after law-firm work experience 10:57: Columbia LLM taught practical skills 12:43: Decision to appear for the New York Bar 14:08: How to secure a job after LLM in USA 18:04: Overview of the US legal market 21:09: Transactional lawyers have transferable skills 23:25: On 'trying' and networking 25:00: Competing with US lawyers for jobs 28:39: The N.Y Bar is tough to crack! 36:19: Difference b/w US and Indian law firms 38:42: Toxicity in law firms 41:04: Life in New York! 44:08: Tips for lawyers who want to work in US 47:13: Conclusion! Connect with Ms. Nayanika Ruia LinkedIn:   / nayanikaruia   Connect with Sarthak: Twitter: https://x.com/SarthakBhardwj LinkedIn:   / sarthak-bhardwaj-37aba7187   Email: [email protected] If you enjoy watching our content, please consider subscribing to the channel! Thank you!