STAFF REPORTER
PESHAWAR : A two-day practical training workshop on Legal Research Methodology, organized by Moazzam Law Firm Academia, has concluded. A total of 17 final-year students from various law colleges participated in the workshop and received detailed practical training in legal research, court proceedings, and effective case handling.
The primary objective of the workshop was to equip young people pursuing careers in law with practical knowledge of judicial affairs, legal procedures, and modern techniques for effective case presentation, alongside their theoretical education, enabling them to perform their professional responsibilities more effectively in the future.
During the training sessions, participants were introduced to various aspects of legal research and practical approaches to understanding and handling legal matters encountered in professional practice. Moazzam Butt, Advocate, Head of Moazzam Law Firm, was also present at the workshop, while the two-day training programme was supervised by Bassam Ahmad Siddiqui, Advocate.
Moazzam Law Firm Academia has previously organized a two-day training workshop on criminal cases. The institution intends to continue organizing similar training programmes in the future to enhance the professional skills and capabilities of young legal practitioners.
Participants described the workshop as useful and encouraging, stating that such practical training had enhanced their legal knowledge and professional abilities. They emphasized that newly qualified lawyers need practical courtroom experience and a sound understanding of legal procedures in addition to their academic education. The participants also called for more workshops of this nature to be organized in the future so that a greater number of young lawyers could benefit from modern legal practices and effective research techniques.
Moazzam Butt, Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan and Head of Moazzam Law Firm, said that he was committed to providing young people associated with the legal profession with proper, high-quality practical training. He emphasized that newly qualified lawyers must be equipped with a genuine understanding of courtroom proceedings and legal procedures, rather than relying solely on theoretical knowledge. He added that training workshops had been initiated with this objective and that the initiative would continue to support and guide young legal professionals.
At the conclusion of the workshop, certificates were distributed among the participants. The participants expressed their commitment to applying the knowledge and skills acquired during the training in their professional careers.
