Job Opportunity: Associate Corporate Counsel (India Disputes & Litigation) — Wipro Limited

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Organization:
Wipro Limited — A leading global technology services and consulting company (NYSE: WIT, BSE: 507685, NSE: WIPRO), focused on delivering innovative digital transformation solutions. Wipro operates across consulting, design, engineering, and operations, helping clients build sustainable, future-ready businesses.

Location:
Bengaluru, Karnataka (On-site)

Position / Vacancies:

  • Associate Corporate Counsel — India Disputes & Litigation

Job Type:

  • Full-time (Corporate Legal Department Role)

Eligibility Criteria:

  • Law graduate with 4–5 years of commercial litigation experience in India
  • Required: Minimum 3 years with a law firm
  • Preferred:
    – At least 1 year with a top-tier law firm
    – At least 1 year in an MNC legal department
  • Experience litigating before judicial forums such as the Karnataka High Court, District Courts, NCLT, NCLAT, and other tribunals
  • Experience in commercial arbitration
  • Strong communication and organizational skills

Key Responsibilities:

  • Manage multiple litigation and dispute matters simultaneously under high-pressure situations
  • Conduct all aspects of litigation, including pre-dispute strategy, fact investigation, and drafting of legal responses
  • Interact and coordinate with business leaders and subject-matter experts
  • Handle in-house legal work where feasible
  • Supervise and manage outside counsel — ensure adherence to outside counsel guidelines and review work products
  • Draft concise and practical legal advice for internal stakeholders
  • Identify, review, analyze, manage, and resolve pre-disputes effectively
  • Travel across India for court and tribunal matters as required
  • Remain adaptable and open to guidance in resolving complex business disputes

Stipend / Benefits:

  • Competitive salary and corporate benefits as per Wipro’s policy

Apply Now: https://careers.wipro.com/job/Associate-Corporate-Counsel-India-Disputes-&-Litigation/103682-en_US