Free · every Saturday and Sunday · 4–5pm PKT online — and once a month in Lahore, 3–4pm
See an AI answer your legal questions — and cite the section it used
One hour, no charge, 90 reserved seats. Bring a question you would normally look up yourself, and watch it answered from 946 Pakistani federal statutes and 2,552 Lahore High Court judgments — with the section, the page, and a link to the official text. When the law does not answer it, you will see the system say so instead of guessing.
Then the part that matters: putting your own case files in and asking questions of those.
Join the session — no form, no sign-up
Open this link at 4:00pm on any Saturday or Sunday and you are in. The same link works every week — save it.
Or type this into your browser: https://meet.google.com/jcg-tutt-ybw
On a phone, install the free Google Meet app first — see the instructions further down. You will wait a moment in a lobby before being let in.
Booking below is still worth a minute. It reserves you a seat, emails you the link so you cannot lose it, adds it to your calendar, and lets me prepare for the question you actually want answered.
Saturday — from your office
The better session if you want to leave with it working. Your files are at chambers, so we can upload a few and have the assistant answering from your own matters before the hour is out.
Sunday — from home
Same session, easier day. You will see everything and can ask anything; setting up your own documents is simpler when you have them to hand, so many people watch on Sunday and set up on a Saturday.
Once a month — in person, over coffee
One Sunday a month the session happens at a table, not a screen: Green Door Coffee Cafe, 1C, Block R, Phase 2, Johar Town, Lahore 54782 (map). Bring your laptop and a few of your own case files — sitting together is the fastest way to get the assistant answering from your own matters. Seats are limited to the room, so booking below is your ticket.
Next in-person dates: Sunday 20 September · Sunday 18 October · Sunday 22 November · Sunday 20 December — all 3–4pm PKT, an hour earlier than the online sittings. Pick an IN PERSON date in the form below.
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Most people find this through a colleague rather than a search engine. Send them the card — long-press or right-click to save it, or use the button and WhatsApp will attach the link preview itself.
How to join — please read before the day
The session runs on Google Meet. Nothing is charged, and there is no software to buy.
- 1. Book above. The moment you do, you land on your own seat page — and the joining link is on it. We also email you that page, so look for a message from IrshadOS — and check your spam folder if it has not arrived within a few minutes. Bookmark it, or use its "Add to Google Calendar" button so the link is waiting in your diary. It is also where you cancel if your plans change.
- 2. On a computer — nothing to install. Google Meet runs inside Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Click the link and you are in. This is the better choice if you want to upload your own case files during the session.
- 3. On a phone — install Google Meet first. Get the free Meet app from the Play Store (Android) or the App Store (iPhone) before the session — not at 3:58pm. The link then opens straight into the app.
- 4. Have a Google account ready. You may be asked to sign in with one to join. Most people already have a Gmail address; if you do not, make a free one a day or two beforehand rather than in a hurry.
- 5. At 4:00pm on your date, open your seat page and press Join the session. Two or three minutes early is ideal.
- 6. You will wait briefly in a lobby. Everyone is admitted by hand, so nobody wanders in uninvited. If it says "asking to be let in", that is normal — stay on the screen.
Worth knowing
Test your camera and microphone beforehand at meet.google.com if you have not used Meet before. You are welcome to keep your camera off.
If the call ends after an hour, rejoin with the same link. Google cuts group calls at sixty minutes. It is not a fault at either end — click the link again and we carry straight on.
Urdu and Roman Urdu are both fine. The assistant answers in whichever language you ask in, and so will I.
Lost your seat page? Email [email protected] and it will be sent to you.
Before you book
- It is genuinely free — this is not a paid workshop.
- Booking reserves you a seat — 90 of them, so the people who booked always get their own question answered. Anyone else is welcome if there is room.
- Bring a real question. The demo is far more convincing on something you already know the answer to.
- Urdu and Roman Urdu are fine — the assistant answers in the language you ask in, and so will I.
- Want to try it first? The free public assistant needs no sign-up, and the answer pages show the kind of citation you will get.
