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CareersTerms of use
Terms, in plain words
The agreement between you and Claw when you use Claw Careers. By joining, you accept these terms and the community rules.
Last updated 4 November 2026
The service
Claw Careers lets law students and advocates build a portfolio, apply to openings and, for verified advocates who choose, receive briefs from Claw. It lets law firms, chambers and legal teams post openings and review applicants. Claw operates it.
Free, always
No fee to candidates
Joining, applying and receiving briefs cost nothing.
No fee to hirers
Posting, reviewing and hiring cost nothing. Claw takes no share of any salary or fee.
No guarantees
We do not promise jobs or briefs
Claw does not guarantee that you will be shortlisted, interviewed, hired or offered any brief, or that any hirer or client will engage you. Hiring decisions belong to hirers; engagement decisions belong to clients.
We check enrolments and organisations with care, but we do not vouch for the conduct of any hirer, candidate or client. Verification times are not promised.
Your account
- Give true details, and keep them up to date.
- Keep your sign-in codes to yourself. You are responsible for what is done from your account.
- Hirers must use a work email and be authorised to hire for their organisation.
- Follow the community rules.
Briefs from Claw
Fees
Free both ways; Claw takes no fee and no share of the advocate’s fee
Choice
The client chooses whether to engage the advocate
Relationship
The engagement is between the advocate and the client. Claw is not a party to it
Ending your use
You can delete your account at any time from Settings. We may suspend or close an account that breaks these terms or the rules, and we will tell you why.
Law and disputes
These terms are governed by the laws of India. Please write to the Claw desk first; most problems can be solved that way.
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