Adv Waheeba Zeeshan

01/10/2026

18/09/2026

At RAWALPINDI HIGH COURT with Ustad e Mohtaram⚖️✌️

05/09/2026

01/09/2026

28/08/2026

14 newborns. 14 families. 14 lives lost.

The tragedy at PIMS is deeply disturbing, not just as a citizen, but also from a legal perspective.

When people take their loved ones to a hospital, they place their trust in an institution that is supposed to protect them especially newborns who cannot protect themselves. At this stage, I believe we should resist the temptation to immediately blame individuals before the facts are established. But we must ask difficult questions.

Was the hospital adequately prepared for a fire emergency? Were the required safety measures in place? Were evacuation protocols properly implemented? Were there previous warnings or deficiencies that were ignored?

These are not merely administrative questions. They go to the heart of duty of care and institutional accountability. An inquiry must therefore be transparent, independent and evidence-based. If negligence or a breach of duty is established, those responsible must be held accountable in accordance with law. But accountability should not end with identifying one or two individuals. If there were systemic failures, the system itself must be examined. No legal proceeding can bring these children back. But perhaps the least we owe to those families is to ensure that their loss is not reduced to another headline that fades away with time.

May the departed souls rest in peace, and may their families find strength in this unimaginable loss.

15/08/2026

14/08/2026

Celebrating the resilience, beauty, and spirit of our beloved homeland. From the sacrifices of our ancestors to the dreams of our youth, may our flag always fly high. 🇵🇰✨
Happy Independence Day! Pakistan Zindabad!

11/08/2026

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28/07/2026

I am pleased to share a major academic milestone: Five Research Papers on Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) that I co-authored with Dr. Sanaullah Aman (CEO, Saarosh ADR Center, Islamabad) have been officially published! Alhamdulillah

These papers explore how modern dispute resolution frameworks can transform judicial efficiency, expand digital access to justice, and address specialized legal challenges across multiple sectors:

1- Institutionalizing Alternative Dispute Resolution in Judicial Systems: Comparative and Critical Analysis
Journal: International Journal of Social Sciences Bulletin
https://lnkd.in/d3shtegF
Focus: Evaluating court-connected ADR, institutional protections, and judicial reform to reduce court backlogs.

2- Dispute Resolution in Large-Scale Infrastructure Projects: Rethinking Legal and Policy Frameworks for Sustainable Infrastructure Development
Journal: Policy Research Journal
https://lnkd.in/divcaUjq
Focus: Examining legal certainty, policy frameworks, and ADR mechanisms for mega-scale infrastructure investments (including CPEC).

3- Online Dispute Resolution: Transforming Access to Justice in the Digital Age
Journal: International Journal of Social Sciences Bulletin
https://lnkd.in/djCsUupr
Focus: Analyzing the power of ODR, AI, and digital mediation/arbitration in modernizing cross-border and commercial dispute resolution.

4- ADR in Family and Community Disputes: A Socio-Legal Perspective
Journal: Policy Research Journal
https://lnkd.in/dh8g_ueK
Focus: Investigating socio-legal structures, Islamic principles, and institutional mediation in protecting vulnerable parties and maintaining social cohesion.

5- Alternative Dispute Resolution in Labor and Employment Disputes: A Global Perspective (Assisted by my brother Wajeeh Ul Hassan)
Journal: International Journal of Social Sciences Bulletin
https://lnkd.in/dWYPME9u
Focus: Comparing international frameworks (UNCITRAL, ILO) to promote industrial harmony and fair employment dispute resolution.

I extend my sincere gratitude to my mentor and co-author, Dr. Sanaullah Aman, for his guidance and leadership throughout this research journey.

I welcome fellow practitioners, academics, and legal professionals to feel free to discuss potential research collaborations in ADR!