“Why Do You Need Sundays Off?”: Justice Aravind Kumar Urges Young Lawyers to Show Commitment

Justice Aravind Kumar questioned the trend of young lawyers taking weekends off, stressing that true success requires dedication and long working hours. He said commitment to the profession is essential and limiting work time can slow down learning and growth.

“Don’t Just Blame the Judges”: Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah’s Sharp Message on Case Pendency

Justice Ahsanuddin Amanullah said rising case backlog cannot be blamed solely on judges, highlighting advocates’ role in delays. He noted judges handle hundreds of daily cases, stressing pendency often stems from systemic and procedural issues beyond judicial working hours.

“True Strength Lies In Efficient And Erudite Bar”: Justice K Babu Praises Lawyers

Justice K Babu, in his retirement address, praised the Kerala High Court Bar as the institution’s true strength. He highlighted the growing contribution of young advocates, including women, and emphasised the need for continued encouragement and protection of legal talent.

Advocates Act Does Not Permit Full Reservation: Delhi High Court Clarifies Law While Rejecting BCD Election Quota Plea

The Delhi High Court rejected a plea seeking reservation for lawyers with under ten years’ practice in Bar Council of Delhi elections. It held that granting such relief would result in impermissible complete reservation, violating provisions of the Advocates Act.

Advocate Using Chamber As Associate Has No Vested Right Over It: Delhi High Court

The Delhi High Court held that an advocate has no vested right to retain a chamber allotted during association with another lawyer. Upholding CAC’s decision, it ruled the petitioner was only a permissive user without entitlement in absence of governing rules.

‘Criminals Entering Legal Profession’: Supreme Court Questions BCI Over No Law to Deny Enrollment

The Supreme Court has questioned the Bar Council of India over its claim that “criminals have started entering the legal profession” while defending denial of enrollment to law graduates with pending criminal cases. The Court said such a restriction may not be valid without a clear law under the Advocates Act.

‘Noble Profession Tarnished’: Supreme Court Slams ‘Hooliganism’ by Lawyers in Toll Plaza Violence Case

The Supreme Court strongly criticised lawyers for vandalism and violence, calling it a “sorry state of affairs” for the legal profession. The Court granted bail to toll employees and urged strict action by the Bar Council.

Supreme Court Gets Applications from 293 Lawyers for Senior Advocate Designation

The Supreme Court received 293 applications from advocates seeking recognition as Senior Advocates. These applications were submitted in response to the Court’s notices issued on February 12 and 19, 2026, inviting eligible lawyers to seek the prestigious designation.

“Institutions Built for Men”: Justice PS Narasimha Calls for Redesigning Legal Systems to Support Women in Law

Supreme Court Justice PS Narasimha said many legal institutions were historically designed around male career patterns and must now evolve to support women lawyers. He stressed the need for structural reforms, institutional support systems, and better talent discovery to improve women’s representation in the judiciary.

“If 93% Are Hijacked by Corporate Firms, It Increases My Worry”: CJI Surya Kant on Law Graduates Avoiding Court Practice

CJI Surya Kant said it is worrying that a large number of law graduates are choosing corporate jobs over court practice. He urged students to gain real courtroom experience and contribute to the Bar and Bench.