Mohali – To bridge the gap between academia and the legal industry, Chandigarh University (CU) organised ‘Career Conclave 360’ bringing together eminent legal professionals from diverse areas of practice, including litigation, corporate law, judiciary, legal journalism, advisory services, and international legal practice to provide its law students with understanding of the legal profession and insights into the practical demands, ethical responsibilities and evolving expectations of the legal profession.
The dignitaries who graced the ‘Career Conclave 360’ organised by CU’s University Institute of Legal Studies (UILS) included Harleen A Sharma, Registrar-cum-Additional District and Session Judge, Chandigarh Judicial Academy, Akshay Pathak, Principal Associate, Khaitan and Co, New Delhi, RHA Sikander, Advocate on Record, Supreme Court of India, Rohit Kamble, Chief Manager, Law, Indian Oil Corporation Limited, Nikhil Ramdev, Principal Associate, MRP Advisory and Sahiba Sidhu, Advocate, Punjab and Haryana High Court.
In her address, Harleen A Sharma, Registrar-cum-Additional District and Session Judge, Chandigarh Judicial Academy said, “Judiciary does not need perfection but preparation and purpose. “The journey to the Bench is quite demanding. So, read deeply, think critically and write fearlessly. Argue respectfully and above all remain grounded in ethics. As future judges, you must remember that justice is not about winning or losing, it’s about fairness. Every judgement and order has a power to change life, to restore dignity, to protect liberty, and to uphold constitutional values. But remember, before one becomes a judge, one must first become a lawyer of integrity, a student of discipline, and a human being of empathy,”.
