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Proforma Matters should be handed over to young lawyers

By LawStreet News Network      15 March, 2018 02:50 AM      0 Comments

Young lawyers not getting briefs is a problem which is spreading like an epidemic in the legal profession. So much that fresh law graduates are now forgoing the path of litigation and opting for corporate jobs.

Taking note of the issue of lack of files in the hands of young lawyers eminent Advocate Himal Akhtar, standing for the post of President in the upcoming Bar Council of Delhi elections, has resolved to form a panel of lawyers who have below five years of experience, to provide them all the proforma matters.

Mr. Akhtar said that the proforma of section 138 notice, complaint proforma, chief examination proforma and other proforma litigation should go to the young lawyers to help them support and establish in the legal profession. This would especially help the first generation lawyers.



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