Muhammad Ibrahim Khan
Muhammad Ibrahim Khan is the visionary behind LexLata Consultants and Chambers. He holds a Bachelor of Laws from the International Islamic University, Islamabad, and a Master of Laws from the University of Amsterdam, where he became the first Pakistani to receive the prestigious Amsterdam Excellence Scholarship, graduating with honors.
With a strong foundation in corporate, civil, banking, family, tax, labor and constitutional law, Muhammad Ibrahim Khan brings a wealth of expertise to his clients. His diverse experience includes serving as an associate lawyer at the Office of the Attorney General for Pakistan, where he contributed to critical legal reforms such as the review of Social Media Rules under PECA 2016 and key constitutional cases.
In addition to his legal practice, he serves as a visiting lecturer at Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad, sharing his expertise in tort law with the next generation of legal professionals. Muhammad Ibrahim Khan also provides ongoing legal counsel to the Sudan Embassy in Islamabad, addressing a range of domestic and consular legal matters.
Recognized for his strategic ability and dedication to justice, Muhammad Ibrahim Khan guides LexLata with an a focus on providing tailored legal solutions that meet the unique needs of each client His involvement in well-publicized cases and leadership in important legal reforms mirror his commitment to quality.
Profiles
Master of Laws
University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands (UvA)
LL.M. International and European Law, track (Public International Law)
First Pakistani to receive Amsterdam Excellence Scholarship (AES) which is an award available to outstanding students from outside EU/EEA countries.
Bachelor of Laws
Enrolled as Advocate High Court with Punjab Bar Counsel
B.A. LL.B (Hons) Shariah and Law. Cum Laude, Merit Scholarship
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Visiting Lecturer, Quaid-e Azam University, Islamabad
- Delivering engaging lectures on the Law of Torts, incorporating real-life case studies and examples to enhance understanding and application.
- Providing personalized guidance and support to students, fostering a conducive learning environment for in-depth comprehension of tort law principles.
Lex Lata Consultants and Law Chambers, Founder and Manager Partner
- Embarked on a legal journey under Lex Lata Consultants and Law Chambers, where I, as the founder, am dedicated to delivering unparalleled expertise in corporate, civil, banking, family, tax, labour, constitutional, and intellectual property matters. With a passion for justice and a commitment to excellence, this firm seeks to provide comprehensive legal solutions to meet the diverse needs of our clients such as banks, government ministries, autonomous bodies, and private individuals.
- Main Clients: Embassy of Sudan, Zarai Taraqiati Bank Ltd, Mr. Khawaja Asif (Minister of Defence), Prince M. Nawaz Khan (MNA), Overseas Pakistani diaspora.
Office of the Attorney General for Pakistan, Associate Lawyer Dec. 2021 – Dec. 2023 Supreme Court of Pakistan Building, Islamabad
- Assisted the Ministry of Law and Justice in reviewing and vetting Social Media Rules drafted under Sec 37 of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA), 2016, and analysis of relevant case laws at the High Courts and Supreme Court of Pakistan.
- Provided key research and assisted Attorney General’s Office in various important constitutional cases such as:
- Reference No.1 of 2022 – Reference by the President of Islamic Republic of Pakistan under Article 186 of the Constitution, purposive interpretation of the Constitution.
- Suo Moto Case No.1 of 2022 – Ruling by the Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly under Article 5 of the Constitution.
- CMA No. 3619 of 2019 – Federal Government through Secretary Defense vs. Muhammad Sharif, Date of hearing 03.10.2022.
- Human Rights Misc. Applications No 120/2019 and 64/2021 – Original Jurisdiction, Suo Moto Case in lease of petrol pumps by NHA, Date of hearing 05.10.2022.
- Human Rights Case 39216/2018 HRMA – Enquiries relating to Fake Bank Accounts.
- C.P 2140/20, C.P 2160/2018, C.A 1149/2019 – Banking Mohtasib vs. The Bank of Punjab.
Legal Advisor, Sudan Embassy, Islamabad
- Provided legal advice to the Embassy of Sudan on various domestic issues and matters related to consular affairs.
- Drafted a lease agreement to resolve a dispute involving the Embassy and provided comprehensive mediation support.
- Represented the Embassy of Sudan in meetings with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, addressing legal issues pertaining to the Sudanese Arabic School in Islamabad.
- Reviewed all legal documents of the Embassy of Sudan and offered legal consultation on various matters.
- Contributed to the development of human resource policies at the Sudanese Arabic School.
Research Officer, Law Directorate, General Headquarters, Rawalpindi
- Conducted research on the Challenges of Lawfare in Pakistan and proposed recommendations to counter the same.
- Drafted a comprehensive Report on the law-making process in Pakistan.
- Made a comprehensive report on Pakistan’s position in the Signing/Ratification of treaties.
- Assisted in preparing a complete legal aid model that aims to assist the officers and their families on legal fronts.
- Drafted a post-conference report (PCR) on the two-day International Conference on Pakistan-Eurasian Heartland Connectivity Vetting and Comments on Contracts.
Member Diversity Commission, Amsterdam Law School, The Netherlands
- Formulated a proposal for the establishment of a contemplation room at the premises of Amsterdam Law School, following up on harassment complaints.
- Represented international students as a Panelist at the event of Diversity in the City organized by the Diversity Commission.
- Examined the advertising materials and public texts used by the University of Amsterdam to verify diversity and inclusion.
Research Assistant Amsterdam Law Clinic Amsterdam, The Netherlands
- Conducted a research project on behalf of the Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations (SOMO) and Western Sahara Resource Watch (WSRH) regarding the liability of corporate companies indirectly violating human rights obligations.
- Investigated the legal implications of the salt imported from Western Sahara to the Netherlands by a Dutch company from the disputed Western Sahara territory, misleadingly labeled as Moroccan, which would provide an ample basis to begin legal proceedings against the company; and if so, whether to proceed by filing a criminal complaint or a human rights complaint against this company domestically, by filing a tort claim against the company, by using the preliminary reference procedure in an attempt to bring the case before the European Court of Justice, or by filing a complaint to the Dutch National Contact Point.
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• Observer by Election Commission, General Elections Pakistan
• Amsterdam Excellence Scholarship for LL.M. (International and European Law)
• Independent Observer, Presidential Elections Russia
• Judge-Hult Prize International Competition Islamabad
• Best delegate - World Festival for Youth and Students, Russia
• Awarded Bachelors of Shariah and Law, Cum Laude
• The Best Speaker Award, Annual Moot Court Competition, Faculty of Law, IIUI
• Judge Pakistan Vision 2025 debate, Government of Pakistan
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Resident’s Committee Amsterdam Science Park, President
During my stay in Amsterdam, noticing the lack of a resident’s committee in my student housing complex to voice tenants’ concerns and grievances, I took the sole initiative of creating one as a bridge connecting the tenants, the housing association, and the tenant’s association. Today, the committee has more than a dozen members and is involved in organizing various events.
US Ambassador’s Youth Council, Advisor
- The Council directly advises Embassy officials on issues important to Pakistani youth, conducts projects, and meets with think tanks and policymakers.
- Moderated a meeting with the US Ambassador regarding topics such as social media usage issues in Pakistan, opportunities for youth, and climate change at the US Embassy, Islamabad.
- Led a social project by convening a consultation session at the US Embassy on the problems of the transgender community in Pakistan with the leading NGOs.
Youth Parliament Pakistan, PILDAT
- Pakistan Institute of Legislative Development and Transparency runs the first-of-its-kind YPP to inculcate the culture and values of democracy in youth and to prepare them for future leadership roles. Sixty parliamentarians are selected from all over Pakistan through a multi-stage selection process to get training from experts and draft reports.
- Prepared and presented a report on electoral reforms to curb rigging and lapses in the Pakistani electoral system.
- Raised awareness on the status of religious minorities; a report was published and presented on both print and electronic media.
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