
Close to two decades of intellectual property practice for multinational companies, foreign law firms and regional businesses. LL.M. in International Intellectual Property Law (Queen Mary, University of London) and WIPO-Trained IP Trainer.

Manages the firm’s operations and is the day-to-day point of contact for clients and associate firms, coordinating instructions, updates and deadlines from instruction to completion.
We bring in the expertise each matter needs, under the supervision of the responsible attorney and with one point of contact for the client.
Attorney-led work on trademarks, patents, designs, copyright, geographical indications and enforcement, with of counsel for patent drafting and patentability opinions, design registrability, and IP licensing and franchising.
Advocates who handle suits, petitions and appeals before the IP Tribunals, civil and criminal courts and the High Courts, and coordinate criminal proceedings.
Business formation, contracts, SECP and FBR matters, and regulatory registrations such as DRAP, with associated tax advisers for tax filing and compliance.
Paralegal and administrative staff handling filing, docketing and deadline management, Registry liaison, document preparation, accounts and day-to-day client coordination.
Associate firms in Afghanistan, India, the Middle East and other jurisdictions handle local filings and enforcement, with instructions and reporting coordinated by us.
Every matter follows the same steps, so you always know who is handling it, what happens next and what it will cost.
We confirm the client, the parties involved and the matter, and check for conflicts of interest before we accept the instruction.
We confirm in writing what we will do, the likely timeline and our fees and official charges, so there are no surprises.
An attorney is responsible for the matter, and a named coordinator is your single point of contact throughout.
Filings, opinions and pleadings are prepared by the team and reviewed by the responsible attorney before they are filed or sent.
Official deadlines are docketed with reminders, and we report each official action, such as an examination report, opposition or hearing, with our advice on next steps.
We send the outcome and documents, and keep track of renewals and other future deadlines on registered rights.
The standards below apply to every matter, whatever its size.
Client information and documents are kept confidential and shared only with those who need them for the matter, including associate firms working on it.
We act in line with the professional conduct rules that bind advocates in Pakistan, and we tell clients plainly when a matter is unlikely to succeed.
Our advice is based on the current law, official notifications and published decisions, and we name the provisions and sources we rely on.
We usually reply within one working day, and urgent deadlines are dealt with the same day.
Fees and official charges are agreed before work starts, and any change in scope is confirmed with you first.
Advice in plain language, in writing, with the options, the risks and our recommendation.
We welcome applications from advocates, paralegals and law students, including for internships with stipends.