Our Advocates
Led by Supreme Court Advocates and comprising seasoned lawyers, our multidisciplinary team combines decades of experience
At KUNDI & KUNDI, we understand the critical impact that complex legal issues and disputes can have on your business, rights and legacy. Our firm is dedicated to appellate and high-level litigation and legal advisory work, ensuring that you benefit from specialised constitutional and legal knowledge and decades of refined practice. We do not just process cases or simply advise clients; we build effective legal strategies tailored to your unique legal needs to achieve a legally sound outcome. From intricate constitutional issues to commercial advisory and also in your personal legal matters, we have the experience to safeguard your legal interests. We try taking your litigation through to its optimal resolution in your favour.
Afnan Karim Kundi
Advocate Supreme Court
Afnan Karim Kundi is a distinguished Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan with extensive expertise spanning corporate law, commercial litigation, constitutional law, and international dispute resolution. He previously served as the Additional Attorney General for Pakistan (2014–2018), representing the federal government in high-stakes litigation before the Supreme Court and Islamabad High Court. A graduate of Harvard Law School, Mr. Kundi brings decades of experience in drafting complex legislative frameworks, negotiating large-scale IT infrastructure projects, and handling multi-jurisdictional commercial arbitrations.
Tanvir Ul Islam
Advocate Supreme Court
Tanvir-ul-Islam is a highly seasoned Advocate of the Supreme Court of Pakistan with an illustrious career in high-stakes appellate litigation. Based out of Islamabad, he regularly represents clients before the apex court in complex matters concerning regulatory affairs, administrative law, and constitutional writ petitions. His extensive courtroom experience includes handling landmark multi-jurisdictional disputes, public interest cases, and major appellate litigations involving statutory bodies like the Pakistan Electronic Media Regulatory Authority (PEMRA). A respected member of the Islamabad Bar Association, Mr. Islam brings decades of seasoned legal acumen and strategic insight to the firm’s senior litigation practice.
Muhammad Mobeen Ashraf
Advocate High Court
Muhammad Mobeen Ashraf is a dynamic Advocate of the High Court and a key Legal Associate at Kundi & Kundi. A graduate of the University of London, Mr. Ashraf focuses his practice on corporate compliance, family law interpretations, and civil litigation. Alongside his core courtroom practice in Islamabad, he contributes significantly to legal scholarship, frequently serving as an academic lecturer and publishing insightful analytical articles on contemporary legislative developments. His combination of rigorous research capabilities and practical litigation handling brings valuable, modern strategic depth to the firm’s legal advisory services.
Muhammad Kashif Khan
Advocate High Court
Mr. Kashif Khan is an Associate at Kundi & Kundi with a profound expertise in civil and appellate litigation. Prior to entering private practice, he served a distinguished eight-year career as a Civil Judge and Judicial Magistrate in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Judiciary. Based in Islamabad, he focuses his practice on commercial disputes, multi-forum land revisions, and drafting comprehensive pleadings for constitutional writ petitions before the High Courts.
Akhyar Sikandar
Advocate High Court
Mr. Akhyar Sikandar is a Senior Litigation Associate specializing in civil, criminal, and corporate litigation. Graduating with a strong academic foundation from the International Islamic University, Islamabad (IIUI), he assists the firm’s partners across high-profile court cases, trial preparations, and corporate advisory matters. His core focus includes conducting precise statutory research, drafting formal legal opinions, and formulating strategic pleadings for constitutional writ petitions before the provincial High Courts and regulatory authorities.
