For counsel, wherever they practise
Keep the day's list in order.
My Counsel is a case diary for advocates — matters, hearings, and chambers, recorded once and ready on the morning you need them. Built first for Pakistan; open to anyone who keeps a list.
Individual practice or a full office. English and Urdu. Use it from any court.
Courts on the file
- Lahore High Court
- High Courts
- Supreme Court
- Federal Shariat
- District Courts
- Punjab DSJ
- Federal Courts
01 — Practice
A file for every matter.
Number, title, court, FIR, police station, counsel, notes. Open files stay on the desk; closed ones go to the archive. Reopen for review, appeal, or remand without losing the history.
- Higher and lower courts
- High Court, Supreme Court, Federal Shariat, and the district judiciary — filed the way the bar already talks about them.
- Bulk Excel, when the list is long
- Download a template, bring in a run of cases, assign handlers by email if you practise as a firm.
- Print the cause list
- Select tomorrow's matters and generate a PDF — titled for you, or for the office.
02 — Hearings
Tomorrow's list, the night before.
Each matter keeps its dates, the judge, and what was last said in court. The evening before, the next day's list is sent to you — title, court, counsel.
The same list lives on the home screen, and in a notification you can open on the way to court.
03 — From the court site
Don't retype a file that already exists.
For the Lahore High Court, add your mobile number or CNIC. My Counsel finds your matters on the Regular, Urgent and Supplementary cause lists, and you choose which to file. Saved numbers are checked again every evening at 7:00 PM, so new hearing dates arrive on their own.
For the Punjab District Judiciary or the Federal Courts portal, paste the case page. My Counsel reads the record and opens a file with the hearings already listed.
Import is a convenience. The official website remains the record you rely on.
04 — Chambers
Practise alone, or as a firm.
An individual account is a private diary. An office account is a shared one — the owner names the chambers, invites the room, and decides who may edit a file.
| Account | For | On the file |
|---|---|---|
| Individual | A sole practice. Your cases, your list. | You hold every file. |
| Office | The owner of the chambers. Name, members, roles. | Sees the office list. Assigns handlers. |
| Office member | Invited counsel. Admin, edit, or view. | Works the files they are given. |