Archive · 30 Dec 2025
SC Judge Advocates Lawyer Independence and Tech
A Supreme Court judge named Justice Narsimha talked to lawyers in Hyderabad.
He said that lawyers need to be independent in their work, just like judges.
He also mentioned that clients are now very prepared for their cases, which makes the job of lawyers harder.
He believes that lawyers should use modern technology, like artificial intelligence, to make the legal process faster.
He also thinks that mediation, where people try to solve problems without going to court, should be encouraged.
Many important people, including the Chief Justice of Telangana, were there to listen and support these ideas.
Justice Narsimha emphasized the importance of professional independence for lawyers, noting that it is often overlooked compared to judicial autonomy.
He acknowledged the shifting power dynamics between counsel and client, which he believes threatens lawyer independence.
Justice Narsimha noted that clients are increasingly well-prepared, consulting multiple lawyers and coming with detailed case knowledge.
He advocated for the use of modern technology, including AI, to speed up case disposal and reduce pendency.
The event was organized by the Telangana High Court Advocates Association (THCAA) and attended by Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh and other legal professionals.
- Who
- Justice PS Narsimha, Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh, lawyers, and advocates
- What
- Discussion on the challenges faced by lawyers, the need for professional independence, and technological advancements in the legal profession
- When
- Monday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Telangana High Court premises, Hyderabad
- Why
- To address the increasing challenges in the legal profession, the need for modern technology, and the importance of mediation in the legal process
- Speaker
- Justice PS Narsimha
- Event Location
- Telangana High Court premises, Hyderabad
- Organizer
- Telangana High Court Advocates Association (THCAA)
- Key Focus Areas
- Lawyer independence, technology in law, mediation
- Attendees
- Chief Justice Aparesh Kumar Singh, HCAA office-bearers, advocates
