About

Ch. Summair Jabbar is a graduate of Point Loma Nazarene University (B.A., History/Political Science, 1998) and Brooklyn Law School (J.D., 2001).

Before admission to the Lahore Bar, he served as a law attorney in Sialkot Bar in 2013.

He was admitted to practice in Lahore in 0000, where he is practicing.
Ch. Summair Jabbar, the Senior Law Attorney of Active Law Associates, LLP. His practice focuses on representing clients in such diverse industries as banking, construction, and pharmaceuticals in a wide spectrum of white-collar defense and regulatory compliance investigations and bankruptcy, general business litigations, class action, companies, governmental departments, and complex commercial litigation cases.

In addition to representing clients in Lahore, both trial and appellate courts, he regularly appears before numerous federal departments, agencies, and courts, including the Service Tribunals, Anti Terrorist Courts, Narcotics Courts, Evacuee Trust Tribunals, Civil Courts, District and Session Courts, Labour Courts, Banking Courts, High Courts, the Securities and Exchange Commission, the Food and Drug Administration, and the Health and Human Services’ Office of Inspector General, as well as various state investigatory and enforcement agencies. He has represented major corporations and senior executives in various criminal or regulatory matters and has served as compliance and ethics advisor to companies and boards of directors.

He began his career as a law attorney in Sialkot Bar, where he served for 0 years. During his career as a law attorney, he has litigated many disputes involving government contracts, leases, concessions, and franchises. He has defended government contractors in High Court and secured dismissal of claims under the False Claims Acts of Pakistan. He has defended contractors against administrative claims and secured the dismissal of retaliation claims under the Employee Whistleblower Protection Law of Punjab and Pakistan.
He provided legal strategy and risk advice to companies considering mergers and acquisitions involving City and State contractors and supported their “due diligence” in such transactions.