Muhammad Jamal Farooq is an associate at AJURIS Islamabad Office. After having graduated from University of London, Jamal successfully completed the Bar-at-Law/LLM at the University of Law, leading to him being called to the Bar in England and Wales in 2022. During this course, Jamal also obtained membership with the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators after performing exceptionally well in the International Arbitration (LLM) module conducted by the University of Law, UK.

Immediately after having completing his Bar Course, Jamal started practice as an associate at a renowned law firm in Islamabad, independently dealing with medical, service, constitutional, rent, family, arbitration and civil matters. One notable case he provided major assistance on was on the matter regarding the independent investigation of the death of Mr. Arshad Sharif before the Supreme Court in 2023. Jamal has also recently been gazetted as an accredited mediator and can be appointed as such by Courts in Islamabad. After having joined the firm in 2024, Jamal regularly renders his assistance in diverse range of matters including constitutional, civil, taxation and arbitration matters pending before the High Court and Lower Courts.

Ahmad Zeeshan is an associate at the AJURIS Islamabad office. He joined the firm in August 2023, and is an advocate of the lower courts of Pakistan. Ahmad earned his BA-LL.B (Hons.) from the Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).

During his tenure at LUMS, Ahmad actively engaged in various student-led societies, notably serving as the Director of the LUMS Entrepreneurial Society. Ahmad also contributed as a teaching assistant in courses such as Torts Law and Labor Law.

Before joining AJURIS, Ahmad taught Criminal Law and Legal Reasoning at a Law College in Multan. Ahmad has also conducted extensive research on the prisoners’ right to health care in the context of Covid-19 and the research was submitted to Lahore High Court, Multan Bench.

Ahmad’s primary areas of practice are constitutional and commercial disputes. He regularly assists the partners in the High Court on matters concerning constitutional law, company law and competition law.

Faaiza is an associate based in our Islamabad office and is practicing as an advocate of the Lower Courts of Pakistan. Faaiza entered legal practice in 2021 after completing her LL.B. (Hons.) degree at The Institute of Legal Studies (TILS) and attaining a Second Class (Upper Division). She was the recipient of the TILS Academic Excellence Award both in 2019 and 2020.

Faaiza rejoined the Firm in January 2024 after having interned here briefly in 2021. In the intervening period Faaiza worked as a judicial law clerk to a Judge of the Supreme Court of Pakistan for two years, contributing to several landmark judgments in the areas of civil and constitutional law. Furthermore, Faaiza served as a rapporteur at the 9th International Judicial Conference hosted by the Supreme Court in 2022, and the 2023 National Conference themed “Resilient Pakistan: Calibrating Population and Resources.” Subsequent to these conferences, she collaborated with her fellow rapporteurs to draft comprehensive reports, subsequently published under the banner of the Law and Justice Commission of Pakistan. Within our firm, Faaiza lends her expertise to a diverse array of legal matters, including arbitration, civil cases, and constitutional law in the High Court and the Lower Courts.