Insurance Law Services

An insurance policy is more than a document—it’s a promise. A promise of financial protection when illness strikes, when an accident occurs, or when your business faces unforeseen loss. But too often, that promise is broken. Claims are denied on technicalities, settlements are unfairly low, and policyholders are left struggling during their most vulnerable moments.

At Nouman Muhib Kakakhel – Lawyer & Legal Consultant, we believe no one should face an insurance company alone. As dedicated Insurance Lawyers in Islamabad and Peshawar, we fight for policyholders’ rights, challenge unjust denials, and ensure that insurance companies honor their legal and ethical obligations.

Whether you’re an individual seeking health or life insurance compensation, a vehicle owner disputing a motor claim, or a business defending property loss, our firm provides assertive, knowledgeable, and compassionate legal representation tailored to your unique situation.

We serve clients throughout Islamabad Capital Territory (ICT) and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP), offering accessible legal support that bridges the gap between complex regulations and real-life justice.

Understanding Insurance Law in Pakistan: What You Need to Know

The legal foundation of insurance in Pakistan is built on statutes, contractual obligations, and regulatory oversight. As Insurance Lawyers in Islamabad, we help clients navigate this framework to hold insurers accountable and secure rightful compensation.

The Insurance Ordinance, 2017 – The Core Regulatory Law

Replacing the outdated 1938 Act, the Insurance Ordinance, 2017 is the backbone of modern insurance regulation in Pakistan. Enforced by the Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP), it sets standards for policy issuance, claims processing, transparency, and consumer protection.

Under this law, insurers must act in good faith, provide clear policy terms, and process claims without undue delay. If they fail, policyholders have the right to file complaints with the SECP or pursue legal action. We regularly represent clients in both regulatory and judicial forums, ensuring that violations do not go unchallenged.

The Contract Act, 1872 – Every Policy is a Binding Agreement

An insurance policy is a legally enforceable contract governed by the Contract Act, 1872. This means both parties—insurer and insured—must act honestly and fulfill their obligations. A key principle, uberrimae fidei (utmost good faith), places a duty on the insured to disclose material facts, but also obligates the insurer to interpret policy terms fairly and not exploit fine print to avoid payment.

We assist clients when insurers misuse policy clauses to deny valid claims, especially in cases involving pre-existing conditions, vehicle modifications, or ambiguous exclusions.

The Companies Act, 2017 – Governance of Insurance Firms

For insurance companies operating in Pakistan, the Companies Act, 2017 governs corporate structure, financial reporting, director duties, and shareholder accountability. As Insurance Lawyers in Peshawar, we advise insurers on compliance with corporate governance standards and represent them in internal disputes or regulatory audits.

This Act also becomes relevant in cases of insolvency or liquidation of an insurance provider, where policyholder claims must be prioritized and protected.

The Partnership Act, 1932 – For Brokers and Agents

Many insurance intermediaries operate as partnerships. The Partnership Act, 1932 defines the rights and liabilities of partners in such firms. We assist insurance brokers in drafting partnership deeds, resolving commission disputes, and ensuring smooth transitions during business changes.

This law is particularly important in cases where a client’s claim is mishandled due to agent error or internal firm disputes.

Where Insurance Disputes Are Resolved: Courts and Tribunals in Islamabad and Peshawar

While Pakistan does not have standalone Insurance Courts in Islamabad or Insurance Courts in Peshawar, several judicial and quasi-judicial forums handle insurance-related disputes with growing specialization.