The best way to learn law is to see the great masters at work. The way they study the facts, analyze the law and make their presentation to the Court can teach you more than you can ever hope to learn in a classroom. And the fees they charge can inspire you to do your best in the profession. Surprisingly, these great wizards of the law don’t have a magic wand. Instead, their secret recipe for success is sheer hard work and concentration
Lawyers across the World are amongst the most highly paid professionals. Indian lawyers are no exception. Apart from a 5 figure fee for one appearance, limousines to transport you, business class travel (chartered flights, if you are in the super-elite category) and five star accommodations (only VIP suites, if you are in the super-elite category) are de rigueur. Of course, there is no question that all of this is fully justified! So, lets’ get down to listing the top lawyers and see if we can get some inspiration from them.
Ram Jethmalani:
Ram Jethmalani is the quintessential lawyer. Loud, irascible, never afraid of a fight, given to seeking publicity, he fits the text book definition of a lawyer as seen in Hindi films. In fact, the memorable role of the scheming lawyer Indrajit Chaddha brilliantly played by Amrish Puri in the film Damini is supposedly inspired by Ram Jethmalani.
Anyway, whatever may be the public image of Ram Jethmalani, there is no doubting his razor-sharp mind. Even at the age of 89 years, when most of his peers have called it a day, he is more than a match for his much younger opponents.
Ram Jethmalani has a unique style of arguing in Court. He has a larger-than-life persona about him that commands attention. Not for him the bulky briefs. He carries just a couple of pages on which he has made a few jottings. He stands at an angle, rests his right leg on the chair, takes an occasional sip of water, and addresses the Court in a clear voice. His voice is loud enough to be heard even by those sitting in the last row. Jethmalani keeps his presentation simple. He never hurries up and you can sense that he is carefully sizing up the judges as he speaks. If he senses that the Judges are not with him, he will either put the point in a different way, if he is convinced about its’ merits, or abandon it, if he feels it is not strong enough. But, all the time, Jethmalani seeks to ensure that the Judges do not lose interest in the matter.
Ram Jethmalani says that lawyers have to be good judges of human nature and one can see him implementing this in practice. He will never browbeat the judges or get into a quarrel with them. If the atmosphere in the court room gets heated, he will break the tension with a small joke. “Antagonizing the judges is the worst way to argue a matter” he advices.
In a Youtube interview, Ram Jethmalani advised junior lawyers to always speak in a clear tone and put the point across in a simple and clear way. “Avoid unnecessary histrionics and be straightforward in your submissions”, he said.
Jethmalani is a great believer in hard work. In the same Youtube interview, Jethmalani emphasized that “the heart of success in the legal profession is Industry (hard work). It is meant for people who are capable of extreme hard work“. He cited the example of a bright young lawyer who went for his first interview. The senior partner asked him how many hours of work he could put in. The young lawyer tried to strain the truth as much as possible and said “About 10-12 hours, Sir“. The old man glared at him and said “Young Man, I am twice your age and I put in a minimum of 22 hours a day“.
Ram Jethmalani can be very persuasive indeed. Once he has explained what he wants to say, it is very difficult to not agree with him. If you are in the opposite camp, you have to check yourself to ensure that you do not sub-consciously nod your head in agreement with him.
Conferences with Ram Jethmalani are generally a relaxed affair. He is very sociable and usually in an affable mood (except when Karan Thapar or Sagaarika Ghose have rubbed him the wrong way). Also, because of his wide interests, you can talk to him about anything and have an engaging discussion.
It is obvious that the hoi polloi cannot afford Ram Jethmalani and nor does he have the time or the inclination for them. At Rs. 40 lakhs for an appearance, only big-ticket Industrialists like Nusli Wadia or Anil Ambani can afford him, and that too only in matters of life or death. Alternatively, it must be a controversial matter that will ensure wide publicity for him (e.g. the Manu Sharma – Jessica Lal murder case). His latest appearance was in the Bombay High Court a few days ago in the Lilavati Hospital matter. It was a treat for all those who were in Court to listen to how he put forth his propositions with amazing clarity.
Fali S. Nariman:
Fali S. Nariman, the other grand old man of Indian law, is the anti-thesis of Ram Jethmalani. Fali is known to be quick tempered and very impatient with his juniors and the instructing attorneys. A conference with him will leave you feeling breathless and helpless. Nariman will shoot ten questions at you at the same time and if you don’t have the quick answers to them, he will glare you down. “Its’ like being before a firing squad”, a client said after he came out of the conference. Fali’s intellectual comprehension of the facts and law is so fast, that you just cannot cope with it, no matter how well prepared you are.
One thing to remember is that if Fali gives you a conference for 6 O’ clock, you shouldn’t land up at 6PM. Why? Because the conference will usually be for 6 in the morning. Fali Nariman likes to start the day early and it is not unusual for him to hold early morning conferences, when he is still dressed in his night clothes, with a robe on top.
Reminiscing about Fali Nariman, Ghoolam Vahanvati (himself an eminent senior advocate) says he is a very “hard taskmaster” and that the one thing he learnt from Fali was “the importance of extreme hard work“. Vahanvati recollects how, when he was a junior, Fali would give him work late in the evening and expect the legal research to be done by 9 am in the morning. Vahanvati and the other juniors would sit throughout the night preparing for the cases. Fali Nariman is a “phenomenon“, an “irresistible force“, Vahanvati says with awe in his voice.
Nariman’s personality also frequently intimidates the Judges. They dare not question the propositions of law that he formulates for fear that Nariman will lash out and they will appear ignorant. Of course, the foundation to this is the confidence that Fali Nariman will never formulate a proposition that is wrong or can be faulted.
In his autobiography “Before Memory Fades”, Fali Nariman has set out some priceless & practical tips on how lawyers must prepare for and argue important cases. He says that the “most important” and “invaluable” lesson that he learnt in his lifetime was that “it is better to spend more time thinking about a case than merely reading the brief”.
Fali Nariman also says that “when you argue a case in court, be clear and precise, not confused. Your mental outpost must flow. And for it to flow you must be well equipped and well prepared”. He adds that “the skill of a practicing lawyer is not flamboyance or verbosity but hard work”. “Avoid histrionics and stick to the record; you will find the judge receptive to your pleas”.
When engaging a giant like Fali Nariman, you can’t be worried about mundane things like fees. But if you really have to know, his fees are really not that exorbitant when compared to some of his younger peers. Between 5 to 15 lakhs a day is the fee that you can expect to be charged.
Soli Sorabjee:
Soli Sorabjee is popularly known as “the Brahmin without a sacred thread”. In a city where your success is measured by the size of your car and where even juniors flaunt their BMWs and Jaguars, Soli Sorabjee stands out like a sore thumb with his beaten down Maruti Esteem. Worse, Soli Sorabjee is opposed to lawyers charging high fees. “To charge Rs 30 to 40 lakh per day is nothing short of extortion. It is no excuse to say that the client can afford it”, Soli Sorabjee is reported to have said.
Sorabjee is really of the old school. He is obviously inspired by H. M. Seervai, the great constitutional lawyer who, when asked what was the objection to charging high fees when clients are willing to pay and able to afford it, retorted “If a man is willing to be robbed, will you be a thief?”
So, it is no surprise that Soli Sorabjee’s fees are amongst the lowest. At just Rs. 2 to 3 lakhs an appearance, he is literally a steal for when you are looking for an ‘A’ lister senior counsel to defend you.
Mukul Rohatgi’s USP is that he instinctively knows the one point that will appeal to the Judges and he will home in on that. When you go to Mukul Rohatigi for a conference, he will poke through the papers, asking you seemingly random questions in a seemingly disinterested manner. All the while, Mukul Rohatgi is looking for that one “magic” point that will catch the Judges attention.
When Mukul Rohatgi gets hold of that “magic” point, he will start his argument with that, knowing that if that strong point does not convince the Judges, nothing else will. Rohatgi puts the point across with such force and conviction, that it usually sways the Judges. The Judges will look at the opposing counsel and ask “Yes, Mr. Opposing Counsel, what do you have to say about this point”. The opposing counsel will usually be a little bewildered because he wasn’t quite expecting the point to be put the way it has been put by Rohatgi. “MiLord will give me a moment to take instructions”, the opposing counsel will say, hurriedly turning to his client for inspiration. “Yes, please consider it and file a reply. In the meanwhile, we will grant interim stay”, the Judges will say. That is what Rohatgi wanted. Once you have an interim stay, the chips are in your favour and you can call the shots. His clients beam with joy.
The downside of Mukul Rohatgi’s “shotgun” approach is that while he is great in “admission” matters, he doesn’t have the patience or the temperament to handle long-drawn “hearing” matters. For him, a point must be stateable in 5 sentences or it is not worth stating at all.
Mukul Rohatgi is invaluable in admission matters where all you want is that your matter should be admitted and you should get an interim stay. At Rs. 3 to 5 lakhs for an admission, he is full value for money.
Harish Salve is our all-time favourite professional. The one that we aspire to be. He is a role model for all professionals on how one can balance professional work with personal life and work hard while enjoying the fruits of that work. We paid our tribute to him here.
Salve also represents the ideal mix between technical perfection and raw aggression in the Court room.
The best thing about Harish Salve is that he is a “thinking” counsel in the sense that when you pose your problem to him, he is thinking beyond the contours of the law. He is also thinking of the problem from a businessman’s perspective. And so, when he is arguing the point in Court, Salve is able to slip in a practical example of how the non-acceptance of his point will adversely affect business prospects. Also, Harish Salve’s training as a Chartered Accountant has given him an edge over all others. In matters involving complex accounting or finance issues, you can see that while the other counsel are sub-consciously feeling that their knowledge is inadequate and are diffident in their presentation to the Court, Salve has no such complexes. He knows that there is no one in the Court room who knows the subject better than him and this gives him an air of superiority which he exploits to the core.
Harish Salve is capable of immense hard work and has a never-say-die approach. We saw this in full force in the celebrated Vodafone matter where despite having successively lost two times before the High Court and having a seemingly unstateable case, he did not give up. He was continuously at work, 24 by 7, reading and re-reading hundreds of judgements, developing new arguments, refurbishing the old ones, drafting and re-drafting written submissions, always confident in the strength of his case. Such was Harish Salve’s dedication to the matter, that he gave up all other matters to focus on the Vodafone matter.
Also, because he knew he would be distracted in Delhi, Harish Salve took up temporary residence in London and arranged for his entire office to be relocated there so that he could focus exclusively on the Vodafone matter.
In all the interviews that he gave in the wake of the spectacular Vodafone success, Harish Salve emphasized one point again and again. The need for hard work and industry if one wants to be a good lawyer. “You must have the ability and the desire to work long hours with great concentration and enthusiasm. You must keep thinking about the matter and always keep your mind open for fresh ideas. And you must never give up” he said.
After the back-to-back success in the Vodafone & Reliance matters, Harish Salve has become everybody’s lucky mascot. He is the must-have counsel for everyone. Fees are no question. However, refreshingly, Harish Salve hasn’t taken any advantage of the situation. Instead, his fees are still very reasonable at Rs. 3 to 5 lakhs for an appearance. That speaks volumes for the thorough gentleman and professional that Harish Salve is.
A wonderful read ! Thank You for sharing it. It motivated me to work harder. I am a Chartered Accountant and an aspiring lawyer. Reading about all these personalities at one place and deriving the conclusion that most important thing in this profession is “Hard Work” made me believe that I am trying to do the correct things.
Keep sharing such crisp teasers about various success stories.
I slaute to everybody abovementioned lawyers . Today I gone through all the article and understood that, until I will not work hard not become a good lawyer. I started to work hard and Insha allaha I hope I will become also such type of lawyer.
Very Good article.. It will surely motivate professionals… Keep it up…
The named legal eagles indeed are role models for the aspiring law students. One thing, however, bothers the common man. It is use of their profound legal acumen in defending the indefensibles like the assasisns of Indira Gandhi.
No just lawyers, This article motivates professionals of all fields …..
It was a real pleasure to read it!! I am waiting for the sun to shine of me also
I know i can do it
It was really refreshing to read the profiles. Waiting for the sun to shine on me too
I know I can do it
From the experience of all these professional, the underlying tone is that ‘there is no short cut to success except hard work and perseverance.
stressed the importance of hard work. It’s O.K. I READ SOMEWHERE successful lawyers argue their cases giving importance to eternal values in the related field as well as in the society unlike Duryodhana in Mahabharata who argues because he has a point ignoring the acceptability of his argument to the society.
I think the writer of this article can take the trouble of writing something on this point.
Great Article..very much inspiring specially for the beginners.
Thanx for sharing . Highly successful professionals in all walks of life share the same traits as enunciated in the article. However each has his own USP honed by years of hard work, perseverance as well as commitment to professional enrichment.
Similarly, regarding charging of professional, after reaching a certain level of success, the same does not hold any meaning for dedicated ones.
A thoroughly fascinating read, not just for lawyers like me, but to all. On the one hand you can’t help admiring these great people as they now stand on their pinnacle of success in their profession, but you also learn that they have come up the hard way and that hard work ensures success with a little amount of luck on their side. A very good article. Thank you.
A very inspirative reading. Thanks for sharing delighting facts of Tax titans. The legal profession demands Hard work for its success. Let us share such success profiles.
very delighting reading
Very very delightful article. It is like way to the success road. The professionals who are at money now a days should enlighten themselves by reading this type of articles.
Thanks for the inspiring article. An article with a difference. Pl. keep posting such profiles.
It is a nice article. It inspires the young professionals to do hard work for success.
very informative article and inspiring one.
I am practicing chartered accountant and aspiring a lot of 22 hrs a day working and harish salve being a CA more aspiring for all CA’s. I have again learned we work very hard in intial days of practice then expect only junior to work hard, but this inspire that we must be workharding at any time of professional life.
What about the great Abhishek Manu Sanghvi, According to Mid-day he charges 25 lakhs . T
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Its a fair and objective assessment. At the same time I think that this magic circle of lawyers will not be complete without mentioning the likes of Mr.KK Venugopal, Mr. Gopal Subramanium, Mr. Altaf Ahmad and couple of other senior lawyers of the Apex Court. Further, in India it is being assumed that the lawyers of the Apex Court are best whereas abroad the lawyers of the district courts are the smartest, so here we have left a whole class of trial lawyers. Any which way, the present article is a good reading for the aspiring lawyers.
truth is one need to work very hard most intelligently properly focused on acts and the aplicable bare laws as also relevant citations to get hold of ratio decidentees.
This was the nice article to read, one can learn at least the ways which have led others towards success.
And the only way to success is the hard work.
Thanks for the inspiring article. This kind of articles provide a lot of motivation to professionals like us….
A truly inspiring article.Through my 45 years’ experience, I have learnt that the only tools a true professional needs to a great success are extreme hard work, vigilant and clear thinking, ability to express coupled with modesty (of expression) and ability to sustain pressure. This inspiring article only validates this. I am sure this article will produce many more Jethmalanis, Sorabjis, Salves and many of their kind not mentioned in this article.
One subtle mantra accentuating from these interesting profiles appear to be the capability to envision the imponderables in the case ( through seamless thinking) and ability to remain unimpressed by the adversities of the case. Kudos to the Moderator for the fascinating compilation.
Pradip Kedia
To be successful in any profession one has to do tremendous hardwork and should have passion, dedication and enthusiam towards the profession. Article is very much inspiring for a person like me who has recently moved from Accounting and Reporting to Corporate Taxation.
It is not only challenging but very very hard to practice like them. Compared to the facilities available now one has to see how tough life they had when they were young in profession. The dedication and sincerity towards their work is more inspiring than the just hard work. I am very grateful to you for this type of unique article.
With respectful regards,
Krishna Kamat
Very inspiring article for all the law prcaticing professionals . Must learn from the experiences of these greats..
THANKS ! FOR THIS MOTIVATIONAL ARTICLES…
ALSO IT HELPS TO BECAME A GOOD LAWYER IN INDIA…
Very encoursging .thanks…
Such a great article. So inspiring. Thanks Publisher.
Really a motivational article for young lawyers.
The article is very interesting to read as well as motivational, It inspired me to do work more harder then before. These prominent lawyers are standing on such a stand which can only be prepared by hard work, dedication, social behaviour and sincerity towards work.
Really a good article… Inspiring and motivating….
Keep posting such unknown facts..
Excellent. Inspiring for professionals in all fields
excellent article, worth reading repeatedly, quite motivating, the Old School people are really the legal eagle of this noble profession, hats off to them………..
The Article does not mention address and contanct NO. etc.
This article is great work done by author as he presented the facts that are really needs to be understood to become successful lawyer…
very good article
VERY INSPIRING ARTCLE,,,I M ALSO A LAWER,,SO MOTIVATIONAL IT IS
A wonderful presentation! Thank You for sharing it. I am a Chartered Accountant. Such great personalities inspires us a lot & their reading at one place is like dream come true. Their message “Hard Work” once again reconfirmed my belief. Keep sharing such valuable facts
Well presented. There is nothing that these people share in coming than that they are all committed to why they do and are hardworking! This write up is an eyeopener to my generation of aspiring professionals who choose short cuts in getting things done. There is no substitute for hardwork.
Excellent and inspiring for all professionals to prove that there is no substitute for hard work. Those who are at the helm of affairs always possesses some thing unique.
charismatic
Wonderful Article..!
It feel so good to read that all experts at one place…
It give us opportunity to take all good things from each ones & apply it..
It also remind us that Success is incomplete without Hardwork.
There is no substitute for Hard work. The famous Lawyers have to consider strictly on providing justice to the needy people with reasonable professional charges according to the status and background of the client.
thanks for the article
Dear Sir,
From the above information about the learned advocates, conclusion follows that the winner of the two advocates over a dispute is the most industrious.
I.J.Gupta
PRACTICAL HARDWORK IS MOST IMPORTANT FACTOR OF PROFESSIONALS BUT GURU IS ALSO VITAL FACTOR OF DEVLOPMENT,SUPPOSED I WANT TO BECAME A JUNIOR OF SOLI SORABJI HOW I WILL INTROUDUCE TO GET A JUNIOR OF THIS CHAMBER,EVERYBODY SAYS I ALSO ADMIT YOU ARE TRUE BUT POORS PEOPLE DIDNT GET ANY CHANCES .IF SOMEBODY FEEL THIS IS NOT TRUE I THINK HE IS NOT DOING HARDWORK. JOY ADVOCATES
Really very inspiring and encouraging. The road on which a young lawyer has to tread get clearly defined in the mind as we read through the article.
Example of Harish Salve inspiring for youngsters,Hard work andNever to give up is a GURUMANTRA from this great personality,being originally from Nagpur,we are proud of him.Very nice composition in the form of Article.
To everyone..
ram-jethmalani.. why he did not feel the pain of the girl as a human being?
indiatoday.intoday.in story asaram-bapu-lawyer-ram-jethmalani-girl-is-mentally-disturbed
being professional is appreciable only when you are human at the same time..
pls hold a little humanity for a minor girl who is going thru the toughest times of her life..
A lawyers success must be measure in terms of “TRUTH” only & how he satishfies the society and country with the judge’s judgement…
A lawyer,s success should be judged only being in creating value contents to the society without being involved in wizardry. His voice in his pretension may be less loaded but message should be clearly communicated.
inspired by everything written above
Being technical, it is worthy to read about the profession in which arguments are important than statement. Ram Jethamalani style of arguing is world class. In every mode of profession it require to listen your opponent calmly and then react on it. Thank you very much for million worthy collection.
only word i can say is “Excellent Tips”
M in 2 nd year of my LLB want to take ram jetmalanis place
These days, everybody wants to make easy money. But hard work and dedication to the profession is what has made these giants role-models and has earned them name, fame and big money also. Thank you for providing a cue on how to be workaholics and also earn well !
Good article…very well presented!
These are the true fighters of Indian Democracy besides being Legal-Eagle in their own scholarly vision of law. They are not only the great advocates, but believers in the soul of country. It is a naked truth that a successful lawyer is a blending of labour, honesty, dedication, integrity, faith and trust towards clients, and above all professionalism. These great men show us to do something remarkable and also serve the nation.
very great full formulas of success…………
i inspired…..article motivate for success…….i have reliesed.
thank you
i inspired by the article…..thank you
What about Mr. Parasaran, another eminent Supreme Court Senior Lawyer and Former Attorney General.
Nice articles, neatly put !
it is very nice article
Thoroughly informative…..interesting! Thank you for the info.!
Big Encouragefull and to inspire for become the same
Outstanding, A motivate article for all, not only for young.
That is outstanding article.
i come to know about legal professionals.
Great Lawyers ………………………………committed professionalism is key to there success to reach peak position in there profession…………………………
it was very interesting to read the profiles. A real tour over the persona. Nice!
Very inspiring to read. It would be interesting to know about other stalwarts like the palkhivala. I understand that the book Kanga & Palkhivala’s ‘The Law & Practice of Income-Tax’ commanded equal force of Income tax law, in court rooms. I remember listening to a lecture, where it was quoted that one Judge used to call this as “what does THE BOOK say”? on a particular question of Income tax law. Few decades ago, his post budget speech was listened by thousands of young CA’s with awe (when internet revolution was not in place)
It’s a pity that nowhere does this good article mention that these gentlemen contributed to upholding justice. I’m a non legal person. Frankly, I don’t think much of lawyers because anyone with money is able to ‘win’ his case.
Great source of inspiration.
What does it matter if they can’t bring about the good politics and useful to the nation. They are also submerged in the hands of mean politicians. So, its all for publicity no truth or dharma.
Very nice articals…… very inspiring…… m also going to take admition for law … hope it helps me in my future…..!!!!
It is great post.Thank you.
good article for inspiration to juniors
Wonderful article
Wonderful artical with great inspiration giving art of argument and not only the merits of the case.
Very encouraging, motivating & stirring article for all lawyers and other professionals as well. Thanks 🙂
Very interesting stuff, thanks very much !
Very interesting reading.
I am doing my Ph.d in Astrology and the thesis to be presented by me is the success stories of lawyers Advocates Attorneys and Judges as seen from their horoscopes.
For the said purpose I require the horoscopes of the above mentioned lawyers/Advocates and some other similar horoscopes also. I shall be thankful and obliged if you could send the same to me by Post to my address given below. Address: 4, Lakshmi Sekara Enclave
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At the outset, thanks for sharing such informative article.
Very inspiring and motivational article.
Professionals can learn a lot from this article and there are many qualities explained which can be imparted to make better and successful professional and personal life.
Sushil J.Rajbhar
A wonderfullly inspiring readinding.Many thanks
Thank u for sharing such an invaluable article .
It is really amazing.
It changed my view towards work..
I shall be thankful if u could send the horoscopes of the above mentioned Advocates which will help me to complete my PH D course in Astrology Thank u
It is wonderful article which inspires young legal minds to excel in the legal field n reach their heights by adopting the formula of “hard work- & precise presentation in court”
thanks a lot for sharing information. its really motivated me.
thanks a lot for sharing information. its really motivated me.
october 5th 2014 at 11:50pm from today onwards i am very great fun of all those lawers ,who have gave me a lot of advice as a mark of future guide. thank you sir
Very inspiring article.. Great inspiration to all professionals in all spheres of life.. Hard work ,perseverance,commitment and sincerity is what I picked up as key values for success from these eminent lawyers.
Informative and Inspirational article. Every Student must read this article with fail and irrespective of the course they are perusing. I suggest take a print out of this article and circulate to every student and ask them to prepare a presentation on this.
Thank you very much.
The profile reiterated the fact that , to be successful in any profession one has to do tremendous hardwork and should have passion, dedication and enthusiam towards the profession. Article is very much inspiring.
The magical words about the magical personalities.Indeed inspiration for young professionals like us.Make the belief strong that hard work pays though sometimes it may come late. I am a chartered accountant and really feeling so good and great to be a professional.Thanks by heart for such inspiring article.
This is an excellent article and every practicing advocate must read, particularly young lawyers, who are just wanting money but do not work hard and as a result reputation of profession is suffering badly. I am thankful to team of itatonline, specially Dr. Shivram, for doing a great service to the profession.
Its a very good and examplary article to boost up young and passionate professionals who have given up instead. . Article is a kind of elixir to so called “yuva pidi”.
It’s a great source of inspiration for a second generation Lawyer who never saw such great hard work from the predecessor….. it is encouraging and a great source of inspiration for the days ahead in my career
Its a wonderful article & truly inspiring for everyone. Hard work is all matters at the end. There is a saying that, : Dont wait for the iron to be hot, make it hot by hitting hard and hard”.
Awesome !!! Excellent Inspiring article !!! Thank Youy So much !!!
Thanks a lot sir for this inspiration
As I am CA student, I had really got a great inspiration from these KING lawyers.I will always try my level best to learn from them.
Wow…!!! What a great inspiration about u all; i really deadlock while study about mukul Rohitgi (the short gun)…. Thank u to get this
It’s really an inspiring one…….. Thanks for sharing
“Immense hard work” that is what make these people great. While everyone cannot be born with sharp minds, hard work is something everyone should be capable of. Really inspiring write-ups. Thanks for the same.
Excellent article. I am a Lawyer Age 75+ doing PH D in Astrology and My research article is going to be about Successful Lawyers. For that purpose i need the Horoscopes of all the Lawyers mentioned in this article and others who do not find a place here, Can u help by sending the horoscopes and help me in getting my PH D degree. Thank u.
Great Article of great persons……many things for learn from him…they were much hard worker….Great….Great and Great.
All the Lawyers mentioned in the Article are great…..But there will never be anyone who can ever compare with the Late. Nani Palkhivala………..He was and shall remain the Greatest
I want to say that all lawyers cannot charge above fees. Many lawyers get minimal fees of rupees 500 or 1000 only. Many of them just prepare the affidavits and don’t go into any arguments or fighting the case.
All sounds good. But will any of these reputed lawyers take up the case of poor people who cannot afford the exorbitant fees but who deserve justice?
Excellent article , it proves that sheer hard work and concentration is way of great success in the field of law.
It is an eye opener for the advocates who believe in short cuts and always pretend to be knowledgeable.
Informative – but every one has to search his or her own way to successes ADS BHULLAR Adv patiala
It is really very nice article as it motivated my mind to engage in profession of a lawyer.
Really amazing to know about the great lawyers attitude and life style
These are the super stars in legal profession. Several skill sets are needed apart from hard work.Don’t try to become Ramjet Malani.Be yourself by using full potential.
Thanku,For giveing ur knowledge about the law profession it very use full for young and new lawyers .
Very good information and inspirational too.
Sorry i could not find the legends Sri. N A PALKHIWALA & H M SEERVAI
Very good Article. Nice to learn peculiar feature of renowned lawyers.
m dmn and I will work too hard that one day my name will be included in top most lawyers of India .receiving and learning from all my iconsss……………….
Thanks a lot. It’s very helpful for junior advocates
Thanks
Thanq u soo much. I m a law student nd these all information is very usefull for me.
Respected For all the top advocates my request is to bless me I should recover fast in walking my target is becoming world no 1 advocate with blessings of u all.
Sirs,
Can we practice as an Advocate even after at the age of 60. and is it possible …..
With due respect to all the above mention talented Lawyers my special thanks to the Author for such a directive article, it is helpful for all in the profession.
Thanq u soo much for sharing this info. We are the law firm and all these information is very useful for us.
refreshing to read. It is true there no alternative to hard work.
well edited thoughts.