Muhammad Akram Sawleh has spent thirty-four years in banking and corporate law, beginning at the State Bank of Pakistan and continuing through senior legal roles at Union Bank, Standard Chartered, Habib Bank Limited and Bank Alfalah. That path gave him something most external counsel never acquire: a working knowledge of how regulators supervise, how credit committees decide, and how disputes actually unfold once a bank is on the other side.

He advises on banking regulation, corporate governance, intellectual property and complex commercial disputes, and appears before the superior courts. Several of his matters have been reported in the Corporate Law Digest.

Owais Ahmed Siddiqui brings close to a decade of practice across admiralty, corporate, taxation, banking, civil and constitutional matters. His breadth is deliberate: commercial problems rarely arrive labelled by practice area, and clients benefit from counsel who can see the tax exposure inside a restructuring or the constitutional angle in a regulatory challenge.

He leads much of the firm's litigation workload and is the first point of contact for clients navigating tax assessments, property disputes and contractual claims.