Supreme Court Calls for Young Lawyers’ Fund to Prevent Brain Drain In Legal Profession; Says Dedicated Fund Can Break Economic Barriers

Observing that financial hardship is forcing many young advocates to leave litigation, the Supreme Court called for the creation of a Young Lawyers’ Professional Assistance Fund across all States and Union Territories. The Court said a dedicated fund could help overcome economic barriers and prevent brain drain in the legal profession.

No Vested Right To Seek Such Reservation: Delhi High Court Dismisses Plea For Reservation In Bar Council Of Delhi

The Delhi High Court refused a plea by Ramesh Chandra Singh seeking BCD seat reservation for junior lawyers, noting he contested elections despite knowing the Bar Council of Delhi policy beforehand.

Junior Advocates Given Freedom to Speak Fearlessly and Grow Without Anxiety: Justice VG Arun

Justice VG Arun, during his farewell at the Kerala High Court, highlighted the importance of encouraging junior advocates by giving them the freedom to speak fearlessly, grow with confidence, and practise law without anxiety in a supportive judicial environment.

Law Ministry Informs Parliament: “BCI Drafting Model Code to Ensure Fairness, Transparency in Law Internships”

Today, On 25th July, Union Minister of State for Law & Justice Arjun Ram Meghwal told Parliament, “BCI is drafting Model Code to ensure fairness, transparency, and accountability in law internships,” aiming to improve selection, working conditions, and grievance redressal for students.

Justice Sanjay Karol Praise Young Advocates: “Junior Lawyers Shouldn’t Get Stuck, Overawed, Frightened Of SC Judges”

During last week’s Supreme Court summer vacation bench, Justice Sanjay Karol encouraged junior lawyers. He said, “Junior lawyers shouldn’t get stuck, overawed, frightened of SC judges, those arguing are doing well,” praising their efforts.

“Senior Advocate Made False Statements in 15 Cases to Issue Guidelines for AoRs, Now Blames Junior”: Supreme Court

Today, On 21st October, the Supreme Court found Senior Advocate Rishi Malhotra made false statements in at least 15 cases, leading to concerns over Advocate-on-Record (AoR) guidelines. The Court appointed Dr. S. Muralidhar as Amicus Curiae and scheduled a hearing for November 11 to address these issues and reform oversight of AoRs.