JJK Law & Company is a multi-disciplinary law chambers based in Lahore, practicing before the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the Lahore High Court, the Islamabad High Court, federal and provincial tribunals, and district courts across Punjab. The chambers was founded by Advocate Junaid Jabbar Khan in 2006 and has grown over two decades into a practice that serves individuals, businesses, public sector institutions, and statutory bodies across the country.
The chambers is structured around a core of disciplines practiced at the highest levels — Constitutional Law, Tax Law, Service Law, and Customs Law — and extends through a team of specialist junior advocates into corporate, civil litigation, criminal, family, property, labour, banking, and intellectual property work. Every practice area is staffed by a lawyer with genuine depth in that discipline. Matters that cross disciplinary lines — a tax dispute that produces a criminal referral, a service case that requires a constitutional writ, a corporate transaction that involves property security — are handled internally, without fragmenting the client's representation across different firms.
What the Chambers Stands For
JJK Law takes cases it believes it can argue honestly and effectively. The chambers assesses every matter — its legal merit, the quality of the available evidence, the procedural posture, and the realistic range of outcomes — before accepting it. Where the law does not support a position, we say so. Where it does, we argue it without reservation. This approach is not unusual for a serious chambers; it is simply how good legal practice works, and it is the reason clients return and refer others.
The chambers does not measure itself by the number of matters it handles at any given time. It measures itself by whether the clients whose matters it accepted received the full attention and capability of the team that took them on.
Institutional and Corporate Clients
JJK Law serves as standing legal counsel and advisor to a number of Pakistan's major public and private institutions. Current engagements include Government College University Faisalabad, MNS University of Engineering and Technology, Multan, the University of Okara, the University of Jhang, and the Pakistan Industrial Technical Assistance Centre (PITAC). In the private sector, the chambers acts as legal advisor to Olympia Chemicals Ltd.
Earlier institutional engagements have included the Defence, Habib Bank Limited (HBL), the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), and the Pakistan Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC).
These relationships involve not just litigation but ongoing advisory work — governance, regulatory compliance, employment law, contract review, and strategic legal risk management. Institutions that need reliable, continuing legal counsel rather than transactional representation are welcome to contact us to discuss how the chambers can serve them.
Court Presence
The chambers has an active litigation presence before the Lahore High Court (Principal Seat and Rawalpindi Bench), the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the Islamabad High Court, the Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue, the Customs Appellate Tribunal, federal and provincial service tribunals, banking courts, family courts, labour courts, and all district courts. Our lawyers are available to represent clients in Islamabad and across Punjab when matters require attention outside Lahore.
Our People
The quality of a chambers is the quality of its lawyers. To meet the team — including the founding advocate and the specialist associates — visit the Our Team page. For a full description of what the chambers does in each area of law, see Practice Areas.