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Legal vacancies open at Ernst & Young and Godrej Properties in Bengaluru
Legal vacancies open at Ernst & Young and Godrej Properties in Bengaluru
Ernst & Young has posted a vacancy for a Senior Principal Associate in its indirect tax litigation team. The role is based in Bengaluru and requires a law graduate with 10 or…
Ernst & Young has posted a vacancy for a Senior Principal Associate in its indirect tax litigation team. The role is based in Bengaluru and requires a law graduate with 10 or more years of experience, including demonstrated work on indirect tax matters before tax forums. The selected candidate will handle litigation strategies, documentation, case submissions, and argue matters before tax forums.
Godrej Properties Limited has also opened recruitment for a Senior Manager or Manager (Legal) in Bengaluru. Applicants need an LL.B. degree with 10-plus years in legal operations, real estate, or similar fields, along with strong knowledge of real estate laws and contract management. The role involves managing documentation, deal evaluations, and mentoring regional legal teams.
Online applications for both positions are open now via links on the LiveLaw website.
Indian Opinion Analysis
Both items are pure job listings posted on LiveLaw’s careers page. There is no government angle in either text. The first advertises a Senior Principal Associate for Ernst & Young's indirect tax litigation team in Bengaluru, requiring 10-plus years of experience and a law degree. The second seeks a Senior Manager or Manager (Legal) for Godrej Properties in the same city, also requiring 10-plus years plus an LL.B. and real estate law expertise. Because the coverage is identical in structure and content, straight vacancy notices with no reporting, slant, or framing, the analysis must turn on the legal job market itself: both roles demand decade-plus experience within specific regulatory domains (indirect tax litigation, real estate law), signalling a sustained demand for senior Indian legal professionals with specialisation rather than general practice. No competing views to reconcile.
Coverage: 2 sources, 2 neutral
Sources (2): livelaw.in (neutral report), livelaw.in (2) (neutral report)
This brief was synthesised by AI from the 2 sources linked above, so one read covers every framing they carry.
Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.
