Kabraji & Talibuddin

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Industry-leading legal services since 1997

About Us

Kabraji & Talibuddin is a corporate and commercial law firm in Pakistan with a market-leading and innovative practice focused on project finance and energy, mergers and acquisitions, and dispute resolution.

The firm was formed in Karachi in 1997 by the two name partners who have over 60 years of legal experience between them. Kairas Kabraji is prominently recognised in Pakistan and abroad as one of the country’s leading corporate and commercial lawyers. Salman Talibuddin is independently recognised as a renowned litigation and dispute resolution lawyer who has acted in several high-profile and major disputes.

The firm brings together an award-winning team with diverse experience to provide a full range of legal services. From routine matters to complex transactions and disputes, clients benefit from the team’s collective expertise through continuous and valuable partner involvement in each matter handled by the firm.

News and Insights

Kabraji & Talibuddin strengthens its standing across Banking & Finance, Corporate/Commercial, and Projects, Infrastructure & Energy in Chambers Asia-Pacific 2026 rankings. View it here.

Kabraji & Talibuddin has contributed to the Chambers “Oil, Gas, and the Transition to Renewables 2025 Global Pactice Guide”: view it here.

Kabraji & Talibuddin has been named Jurisdictional Firm of the Year – Pakistan at the IFLR Asia-Pacific Awards 2025. View our results here.

Kabraji & Talibuddin has been recognized as a leading law firm in Pakistan in the Legal 500 Asia Pacific 2025 rankings in key practice areas; Banking and Finance, Corporate and M&A, Projects and Energy, Dispute Resolution, and Labour and Employment. View our results here.

K&T’s Pakistan Chapter in Lexology In-Depth: Mergers & Acquisitions Litigation; edition 4 (The Mergers & Acquisitions Litigation Review) has now been published: view it here.

Aviation law: “Islamabad High Court rules international carriage by air conventions provide “yardstick” for damages in passenger claims under consumer protection law”: read more about the judgment here.

Briefing: “New Regulations for the Buyback of Shares by Unlisted Companies”: read more here.

Briefing: SECP issues new Companies Regulations 2024: view it here

Our analysis of the Competitive Trading Bilateral Contract Market – the new wholesale supply of electricity model for Pakistan: read more here.

Amended Trusts Law Regime in Pakistan: read about our practice and legislative insight into the recent changes here.