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Trusted Advice in Pakistan and England Trusted by 10k+ clients4.9/5 (120+ reviews)

Royal Courts of Justice, London
Royal Courts of JusticeLondon
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About Us

Barrister Saad Balouch is an experienced litigator who has been practising since 2002, with extensive experience before courts and forums in Islamabad and Quetta, as well as the High Court of Sindh at Karachi. Since 2011, he has also practised in London as a Solicitor of the Supreme Court of England and Wales, and he was called to the Bar as a Barrister-at-Law of The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, giving him substantial experience across both the Pakistani and English legal systems.

His practice encompasses constitutional, civil, commercial, corporate and other complex litigation, with particular experience in representing clients before superior courts and advising on matters involving both Pakistani and English law.

Admissions & Qualifications
  • Called to the BarBarrister-at-LawThe Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn, London
  • AdmittedSolicitor of the Supreme CourtEngland & Wales
  • EnrolledAdvocate, High CourtPakistan
  • EducationBA, LLB, LLM (Commercial Law)University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
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Every matter follows the same four stages, so you always know which step you are on and what happens next.

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A Barrister is called to the Bar in England and Wales, usually through one of the Inns of Court. To appear before a Pakistani court that person must still enrol with a Provincial Bar Council as an Advocate. In practice, the title Barrister describes the qualification, while Advocate describes the right of audience in Pakistan.

Bring the documents you already hold - the FIR, the agreement, the notice, the court order, whatever is relevant. In about an hour we identify the correct forum, explain the likely timeline and give a candid view of the outcome. You leave with a written summary of the options, whether or not you instruct us afterwards.

Fees depend on the forum, the complexity and the expected number of hearings. We quote in writing before work begins, and we distinguish between professional fees and out-of-pocket expenses such as court fees, process fees and travel. Contingency arrangements are not permitted for litigation in Pakistan.

Yes. A special power of attorney attested by the Pakistani mission in your country allows us to appear on your behalf. We handle a significant volume of property, inheritance and family work for clients based in the UK, the Gulf, the United States and Canada.

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