All India Client Consultation Competition 2026 by Government Law College, Ernakulam [Nov 27–29; Cash Prizes Worth ₹58,000]: Register by Nov 15The Centre for Alternative Dispute Resolution (CADR) and the Moot Court Club of Government Law College, Ernakulam are organizing the inaugural edition of the All India Client Consultation Competition 2026. The competition is designed to develop practical lawyering skills by simulating real-world lawyer-client interactions and professional legal consultations.About the OrganiserEstablished in 1874, Government Law College, Ernakulam is the oldest law college in Kerala and one of the earliest institutions for legal education in India. The institution offers three-year and five-year LL.B. programmes, LL.M. courses, and doctoral studies. It is affiliated with Mahatma Gandhi University and recognized by the University Grants Commission (UGC) and the Bar Council of India (BCI).About the CompetitionThe All India Client Consultation Competition 2026 seeks to enhance participants’ abilities in client interviewing, legal analysis, problem-solving, ethical decision-making, and professional counselling.Participants will engage in simulated consultations where they will be required to:Interview and advise a client.Identify and analyze legal issues.Gather relevant facts and instructions.Understand the client’s objectives and concerns.Provide appropriate legal options and guidance.Demonstrate professional ethics and communication skills.The competition aims to bridge the gap between legal education and practical legal practice by exposing students to realistic client interactions.Competition FormatEach participating team will receive a client problem and conduct a simulated consultation with an individual acting as the client.Teams will be assessed on their ability to:Build rapport with the client.Gather and organize relevant facts.Identify legal issues.Explain possible legal remedies and courses of action.Maintain professionalism and ethical conduct.Session StructureClient Consultation: 25 MinutesPost-Consultation Session: 10 MinutesTotal Duration: 35 MinutesThe competition will be conducted in English.Competition RoundsThe competition will consist of:Preliminary RoundQuarter-Final RoundSemi-Final RoundFinal RoundAreas of Law CoveredClient problems may be based on:Contract LawFamily LawProperty LawLaw of TortsMotor Vehicle-related Legal IssuesParticipants are also expected to have a foundational understanding of:Constitutional LawRelevant Procedural LawsEligibility CriteriaThe competition is open to:Students enrolled in three-year LL.B. programmes.Students pursuing five-year integrated LL.B. programmes.Students studying in law schools, law colleges, universities, or university departments recognized by the Bar Council of India.Not EligibleLL.M. students.Students pursuing law through correspondence or distance education programmes.Team CompositionEach team must consist of two student counsels.Both participants must belong to the same institution.Each institution may register a maximum of two teams.Participation is limited to the first 24 teams completing successful registration.PrizesThe competition offers total cash prizes worth ₹58,000.Team AwardsBest TeamCash Prize: ₹30,000TrophyRunners-UpCash Prize: ₹15,000TrophySecond Runners-UpCash Prize: ₹5,000TrophyIndividual AwardsBest CounselCash Prize: ₹5,000TrophySecond-Best CounselCash Prize: ₹3,000TrophyAll participants will receive Certificates of Participation.Registration DetailsRegistration Fee: ₹3,000 per teamTeam Limit: First 24 teams onlyRegistration Closure: Subject to slot availabilityAccommodationAccommodation will not be provided by the organizers. However, participants may contact the Organising Committee for recommendations regarding nearby hotels and lodging facilities.Payment instructions and deadlines will be communicated separately to registered teams via email.Important DatesEventDateCommencement of RegistrationOctober 22, 2026Last Date for RegistrationNovember 15, 2026Circulation of Office MemorandumNovember 18, 2026Registration & InaugurationNovember 27, 2026Preliminary & Quarter-Final RoundsNovember 28, 2026Semi-Finals, Finals & Prize DistributionNovember 29, 2026Participants must report to Government Law College, Ernakulam on November 27, 2026, at 3:00 PM for registration and the inaugural ceremony.Registration ProcessInterested teams may register through the prescribed online registration form on or before November 15, 2026, subject to the availability of slots.REGISTER HEREContact DetailsFor registration-related queries and competition information:Email: glce.cadr@gmail.comContact Person: Yedukrishnan PNPhone: 9544178791ConclusionThe inaugural All India Client Consultation Competition 2026 presents an excellent opportunity for law students to strengthen essential advocacy and counselling skills through realistic legal simulations. 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