Pakistan Law Links Pakistan. Part of the "Nations of the Commonwealth" website. Provides statistical data and general overview of Pakistan. Helpful introduction to the country. Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Pakistan's official information bank. Includes discussion of the operations of the branches of government, including the judiciary. The Ethics of Disagreement in Islam. Provides insight into the Muslim art and etiquette of agreeing to disagree and thus becoming more capable of dealing with potentially divisive situations and issues. A must for the non-Muslim preparing for Pakistani negotiations, alternative dispute resolution or litigation. The Constitution of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Conveniently indexed HTML version, made available by Stanford University, Palo Alto, California. Pakistan Law Firms. A listing of the largest law firms in Pakistan assembled by the Hieros Gamos legal site. Pakistan Embassy, Washington, D.C. Helpful site. A wealth of information regarding Pakistan. Governments on the WWW - Pakistan. Helpful overview of the Pakistani governmental structure and other useful data. Pakistani lawyers. Almost all of the advocates are located in Karachi. The listing will be more helpful when the links to the lawyers' sites are in place. FindLaw's Pakistani Page. Links to Pakistani legal sites, with emphasis on intellectual property. Search capability. Corrupt Business Practices Ordinance. The text of this highly controversial law is reproduced by a Karachi firm of advocates. The pleasingly constructed site offers other useful information. South Asia Internet Resources (SAIR). Respected Pakistani related search engine. If you are searching for a lawyer, we suggest that you enter on the search bar:  (1) the geographic area involved, e.g., Pakistan, Karachi, Lahore, Islamabad, San Francisco, bay area, England, California, northern california, London, etc.;  (2) the category of law involved, e.g., litigation, business, commercial, construction, international, white collar crime, securities fraud, mediation, arbitration, personal injury, etc; (3) the expertise sought, e.g., lawyer, barrister, litigation lawyer, trial lawyer, office attorney, solicitor, etc.; and anything else that suits your fancy, e.g., experienced, highly rated. We wish you luck in locating a lawyer who satisfies your needs.