Qaiser & Metlo’s Litigation Group is strongly positioned to counsel and protect clients in today’s challenging environment. Our team is ready to assist in any crisis, whether the adversary is a government regulator, a competitor, or a well-funded class action attorney.
Never before have our clients faced the array of potential controversies that they do today. Prosecutions & enforcement proceedings and civil & constitutional litigation is at an all time high. Such challenging times demand lawyers with the experience to counsel clients through difficult problems and the fortitude to bring a case to trial if that is the necessary course. Our litigation team has expertise in a wide range of substantive areas including of Civil, Constitutional and Criminal litigation relating to Banking, Contract, Commercial & Corporate, Customs & Taxation, Constitutional law, Intellectual Property, Property, Building, Construction & Regularization Family, Human Rights, Enforcement of Fundamental Rights, Land Revenue, Personal Injury, Air & Road Accidental death, Service & Employment, Marine, Cargo Insurance & Shipping and Criminal Litigation, Cyber crimes. Equally importantly, we are trial ready and trial tested.
The Qaiser & Metlo Law Chambers has regularly represented parties in major trials in civil & criminal trials. We are equally strong in the arbitration and mediation. Our advocates and consultants are experienced in a wide range of litigation.
The key areas in which we practice include:
– Appellate Litigation
– Banking
– Contract, Commercial Disputes and Business Law
– Commercial Disputes
– Property
– Real Property & Land Revenue
– Landlord, tenant & Rent matters
– Succession & letters of administration, Trusts & Probate
– Other Property Related Claims
– Construction and Engineering & Building regularization
– Intellectual Property
– Customs & Taxation
– Criminal Law, Regulation and Enforcement
– Constitutional Law
– Criminal Litigation
– Family Laws
– Human Rights and Civil Liberties
– Personal Injury, Air & Road Accidental death
– Admiralty
– Service & Employment
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