Qureshi Law Associates
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With a thriving energy and projects practice, the team at Qureshi Law Associates boasts a wealth of experience in advising clients on IPPs, routinely handling market leading matters. The firm works on a global platform alongside companies based in China, the USA, Afghanistan, and the UAE, and it also handles domestic mandates. Spearheaded by Adnan Aslam Qureshi, Zia Junejo, and Azhar Iqbal, the team has extensive expertise in hydel commercial power projects, solar power, and coal mining. The team is ably supported by Basharat Ali Mahmood, who is noted for his litigation work in the projects sector. Azhar Iqbal is another key contact within the department.
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Testimonials
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- ‘Qureshi Law Associates’ Projects and Energy practice is exceptional by any standard—without question among the most capable, responsive, and commercially astute legal teams operating in Pakistan’s infrastructure, power, and regulatory space. What makes the team truly unique is its ability to deliver high-level strategic legal advice while also being deeply immersed in the technical, financial, and regulatory complexities of project development and implementation.'
- ‘Adnan Aslam Qureshi stands out as a “powerhouse” in the Projects and Energy sector. His combination of legal expertise, sectoral insight, and policy fluency is rare. He brings a level of clarity and strategic foresight that consistently adds value across complex transactions—whether related to power purchase agreements, concession frameworks, regulatory approvals, or local equity structuring. His ability to engage confidently with both government stakeholders and foreign investors inspires trust and delivers results.'
Key clients
- Suki Kinara hydel power project
- Tianjin Energy Investment Company Ltd
Work highlights
Assisted CNIC Corporation of China with due diligence for on the 870 MW Suki Kinara hydel power project with a fatal flaws red-flag report both regular and summary for the purpose of acquisition of shares.