How to Succeed in Litigation
Senior Advocate Hamida Siddiqui has spent more than 32 years across civil, criminal, constitutional, commercial and intellectual property practice at the High Court of Chhattisgarh. A conversation about building a litigation career, and about mediation as a discipline rather than a fallback.
What this episode covers
- What the first years of litigation demand, and what they give back
- Building a practice as a woman advocate at the bar
- Mediation, arbitration and dispute resolution as career paths
- What young lawyers should learn before they argue
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