Mr. Malik gained extensive experience as a corporate associate and developed expertise in corporate advisory, real estate, Alternate Dispute Resolution (ADR), defamation, insurance laws, and drafting, among other areas. A member of the Lahore High Court Bar Association, with legal studies from the UK and the USA, Mr. Malik has represented the Pakistan Federation of Chambers of Commerce and Industry at the ECO forum in Iran and Turkey and has been involved in significant constitutional and public interest cases. Additionally, Mr. Aneeq Khatana has served in the Advocate General's Office in Islamabad as State Counsel, where he contributed to a range of important legal matters. His advocacy efforts include promoting the teaching of the Nazra Quran with translations in schools across Pakistan, implementing price control measures on essential commodities, and establishing the Directorate of Legal Education by the Pakistan Bar Council, reflecting his commitment to social justice, cultural values, and judicial reform. Mr. Malik has also been at the forefront of legal education reforms in Pakistan. His efforts notably culminated in the Supreme Court's landmark ruling in Malik Aneeq Khatana v. Khalid Javed (2020), which mandated the inclusion of the Law GAT, LAT, and Bar Vocational Course (BVC) as fundamental requirements for obtaining a bar license in Pakistan. He undertook the ambitious task of challenging the policies of the Pakistan Bar Council, the Higher Education Commission, various colleges and universities, and the Directorate of Legal Education in Pakistan. His case aimed to address critical issues in legal education, ensuring that the legal professionals produced by the system are well-equipped to meet the nation's legal needs. Through his efforts, Malik Aneeq Ali Khatana has positioned our firm as the pioneer in establishing Pakistan’s first practical legal training program.