Hari Om Arora Advocate

I have been sitting at this desk in Civil Line 810 A for quite a while now. The room isn't very big, and the walls are mostly covered with books that I’ve picked up over the years. Some are newer, but most look like they’ve seen better days with their worn-out covers. People usually come in with a lot of papers, looking a bit stressed out. I try to listen to what they need to say without rushing them too much, even when the phone won't stop ringing. Civil Line is a busy area, so there is always some noise from the street coming through the window. It can get distracting, but you get used to it after a few months. Most of my day is spent reading through documents or typing things out on an old keyboard that makes a lot of clicking sounds. I don't really have a big staff here, just a couple of people who help with the filing and making sure the tea is hot when someone visits. It is a simple setup, nothing fancy. We don't have those big leather chairs you see in movies. Just regular wooden ones that are sturdy enough for a long day of work. Sometimes the electricity goes out for a bit, and we just wait it out or work by the light from the door. It’s just how things go here at Hari Om Arora Advocate. We stay busy with the local cases and try to keep things organized despite the piles of folders everywhere.