An internationally recognised Pakistani litigation practice
Irfan Mir Halepota & Associates is a law firm in Karachi, Pakistan appearing before the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the High Court of Sindh, and the Federal and Sindh Service Tribunals, among others. Led by Irfan Mir Halepota, Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan, the firm has built its practice on litigation — representing clients that range from individuals in family and criminal matters to some of the largest national and international corporations operating in Pakistan.
How the chambers is built
The team is a deliberate mix of senior advocates and associates: experienced counsel setting strategy, and associates who own the procedural work — drafting, filing, and evidence — that determines whether that strategy actually holds up in court. Every qualified lawyer in the chambers works this way, on the view that legal creativity only matters if it's backed by disciplined execution.
The firm has been recognised as one of Pakistan's corporate law chambers by Legal 500 and HG.org, alongside its long-standing litigation practice.
Irfan Mir Halepota
Advocate, Supreme Court of Pakistan
Leads the chambers' litigation and corporate practice with more than 22 years appearing before the High Court of Sindh and Supreme Court of Pakistan across civil, criminal, corporate and tax matters.
Nusrat Irfan
Advocate
Leads the chambers' women's rights, human rights and family law practice, with particular focus on child custody disputes and women's litigation — including domestic violence, harassment, and inheritance and property rights for women. Also handles the firm's Hindu and Christian family law matters.
Courts & tribunals we appear before
In order of seniority, the forums where the chambers regularly represents clients:
- Supreme Court of Pakistan — civil & criminal appellate jurisdiction
- Federal Constitutional Court of Pakistan — constitutional interpretation & fundamental rights (est. Nov 2025)
- High Court of Sindh
- Federal Services Tribunal
- Sindh Services Tribunal
- Sindh Environmental Tribunal
- Appellate Tribunal Inland Revenue
- Customs Appellate Tribunal & Special Courts (Customs)
- Banking Courts
- District, Civil & Family Courts
- Rent Controllers, Karachi
What clients can expect
Direct answers on forum & timeline
Before any engagement, we tell you which court or tribunal your matter belongs in and what a realistic timeline looks like — not the most optimistic one.
Early attention to procedure
Limitation periods, jurisdiction and interim relief are assessed at the first meeting, not after a filing deadline has already passed.
Continuity through the case
The advocate who takes the first meeting stays involved through trial and appeal — a client's matter isn't handed off as it moves stages.
Work with the chambers
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