Hasan Irfan Khan

Mr. Hasan Irfan Khan is an advocate admitted to practice before the hon’ble Supreme Court of Pakistan and has been practicing corporate, commercial and Intellectual Property law since 1993. He is an internationally acclaimed lawyer and is legal adviser to many ‘Fortune 100’ and ‘Fortune 500’ Companies in Pakistan. He is a member of the Board of Governors. World Wildlife Fund (WWF Pakistan) and Chair, Human Resource Committee since June 2008, and Member Executive Committee since April 2010. Mr. Khan has been a member of the Board of Management, Punjab Institute of Cardiology for over 7 years; his last term ending June 2011.

Mr. Khan has authored and co-authored key chapters for numerous legal publications of International repute. He has drafted proposed laws in the public health, pharmaceuticals and the agriculture sectors as well as Intellectual Property laws. He is also one of the five co-authors of the Electronic Transactions Ordinance 2000. He is a member of INTA, APAA, AIPLA, AIPPI, ECTA and other leading IP associations and a member of the Patent Advisory Committee of Higher Education Commission and has also been a member of numerous law-related advisory committees to the Government of Pakistan.

United Trademark & Patent Services, an IP specialized law firm, founded in the year 1949 with a vision to cater to the Intellectual Property Law needs of our clients. With more than 7 decades of IP experience, the law firm comprises of lawyers and technical analysts specialized in Intellectual Property (IP) Rights and related issues. Excellence in our work has won the firm a leading position in this specialized field of law and we take pride in having more than 100 of the Fortune 500 companies on our firm’s portfolio.

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