Jawad Qureshi

Experience

Jawad Ahmed Qureshi is an Advocate of the High Courts of Pakistan and has been a Partner at Khalid Anwer & Co. since 2016 after joining the firm in 2012. He regularly appears before the High Courts as well as administrative tribunals in Pakistan. His experience includes substantial commercial, civil, and constitutional litigation, with a particular focus on taxation, judicial review, and regulatory issues. He has worked on a number of taxation, real estate, and landmark constitutional cases before the Supreme Court of Pakistan alongside senior partners. He also advises major clients such as Fatima Group, National Foods, Pepsi, Continental Biscuits, Fauji Fertilizer, and the University of London on ongoing legal matters.

Specialty

Jawad Qureshi specializes primarily in commercial litigation, constitutional issues, and tax litigation. His work encompasses complex commercial disputes, judicial review, regulatory matters, and tax law. His litigation experience includes representing clients before the High Courts and tribunals, engaging in significant taxation and constitutional cases, and providing legal counsel on corporate and regulatory issues.

Education

Jawad Qureshi earned his LL.B. (Hons) degree from King’s College London in 2009. He was called to the Bar of England and Wales at Lincoln’s Inn in 2010.

• Co-leads the Corporate and M&A team at Khalid Anwer & Co., advising major banks and companies on corporate matters3
• Partner at Khalid Anwer & Co. since 2016, specializing in commercial, constitutional, and tax litigation, regularly appearing before High Courts and tribunals12
• Worked on landmark cases alongside Senior Partner Khalid Anwer, including taxation, real estate, and constitutional cases before the Supreme Court of Pakistan2
• Advises major clients such as Fatima Group, National Foods, Pepsi, Continental Biscuits, Fauji Fertilizer, and the University of London on ongoing legal matters12
• Represented minority shareholders of International Textiles Ltd in a significant dispute before the High Court of Sindh3