Notable President's Counsels of Sri Lanka
- Ranjit Abeysuriya
- Rienzie. A. F. Arseculeratne
- M. H. M. Ashraff
- Lalith Athulathmudali
- Shibly Aziz
- Dr. Harsha Cabral
- K. N. Choksy
- N. R. M. Daluwatte
- Dunstan De Alwis
- C. R. De Silva
- H. L. de Silva
- Romesh de Silva
- Ainsley Clive "Bunty" de Zoysa
- T. B. Dissanayake
- B. J. Fernando
- Mark Fernando
- Palitha Fernando
- Tyronne Fernando
- A. Gnanathasan
- Jayantha Gunasekera
- Visty.C.Gunathilake
- Dr. Dayanath C. Jayasuriya
- Neville Joseph
- Lakshman Kadirgamar
- K. C. Kamalasabeson
- K. Kanag-Ishwaran
- Palitha Kumarasinghe
- A. A. M. Marleen
- Saleem Marsoof
- Ikram Mohamed
- Faiz Mustapha
- Mohomed Sally Mohomed Nazeem
- R. I. Obeysekera
- Mohan Peiris
- Daya Perera
- Eardley Perera
- A. K. Premadasa
- P. A. D. Samarasekera
- G. F. Sethukavaler
- L. C. Seneviratne
- Edward Francis Junius Silva
- Sarath N. Silva
- Harsha A. J. Soza
- C. V. Vigneswaran
- Senaka C. B. Walgampaya
- Hemantha Warnakulasuriya
- Jayampathi Wickramaratne
- Ananda Wijesekera
- D. S. Wijesinghe
- Upawansa Yapa
- Razik Zarook
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