@harisazmat1 Agreed. I believe that the ground realities at times pose a stark contrast to the thoughts of fresh graduates (myself included) in the first couple of years of practice. It takes some time to learn and adapt to the Pakistani legal system, after which it becomes rewarding.
Due to lack of publicly available information on the Right to Vote for Overseas Pakistanis, we are pleased to publish this White Paper to raise awareness among Pakistanis as to their fundamental right to vote as a public service
https://t.co/h2V7L0CSWW
Special Thanks to my colleague Barrister Hamza Amjad and to Mr. Salman Shabbir @OPVoters who has worked tirelessly to raise awareness as to Overseas Pakistanis' right to vote
@RezaAli1980 Sir it has been an absolute pleasure to have had you as a teacher. I believe that Jurisprudence would not have become as intriguing as it did in your classroom. Being new to the profession, each experience seems filled with at least some wisdom passed down from lecturers like you
Keeping in mind the challenges posed by #COVID19 for #startups, we are undertaking this drive to provide initial guidance on common legal issues encountered by startups in #Pakistan. Posts under this drive do not constitute legal advice, and are for general info. #Law4Startups
Muhammad Abubakar of @eastlawpk & I are collaborating to provide free subscription to https://t.co/OsB96B08k2 to ALL deserving Pakistani lawyers/law students who don’t have their own law library or access to digital libraries. Please share this link -
https://t.co/NUG5ThXlQ9
been a while since i scrolled through twitter. Highlights of today (as of now): Boris and Carrie, Irrfan Khan (Rest in Peace), Imran Khan is a puppet, Zayn and Gigi...Rona.