In Chambers: A Young Lawyer's Guide to Practice, Ethics and Advocacy

A ready reference that fills the real-world gap between what’s taught in classrooms and what’s needed in courtrooms. Written by Talha Abdul Rahman (NALSAR, BCL (Oxon.) AoR, Supreme Court of India), a respected legal practitioner, the book brings unmatched credibility and first-hand wisdom for young professionals.

It’s a step-by-step, hands-on guide that simplifies core areas like courtroom conduct, client handling, legal drafting, research, oral advocacy, and professional ethics. With 21 well-organised chapters, it breaks down complex ideas into accessible, practice-oriented insights-ideal for those just entering the legal profession.

Key Features:

• Author’s Credibility: Written by Talha Abdul Rahman (AoR, Supreme Court of India), a respected legal practitioner, the book distils wisdom traditionally passed from seniors to juniors.
• Comprehensive & Updated Content: Covers advocacy, ethics, legal reasoning, and modern tech use-aligned with today’s legal realities.
• Practical Utility: Offers real-world examples, actionable tips, and decision-making tools-ideal for interns, juniors, and court-bound professionals.
• User-Friendly Format: Systematically divided into 21 chapters focusing on crucial legal skills, from etiquette to drafting.
• Exam & Practice-Ready: Provides a bridge between academic theory and the professional courtroom experience; essential for law students and interns.

This book is a must-have for law students, interns, and junior advocates.