AMLA USA Publication AMLA USA Publishes Its 2025–2026 Annual Report A year of advocacy, professional achievement, legal education, and service to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Read the Annual Report → AMLA USA ⚖ Annual Report May 2025 — May 2026 “A Year of Advocacy, Membership, and Legal Education” A Year in Review Service, leadership, and…

Transactional Corporate Law in 2026: Delaware’s Reset, a Mega-Deal Rebound, and a Shifting Proxy Landscape – AMLA AMLA Blog · Corporate & Transactional Law Transactional Corporate Law in 2026: Delaware’s Reset, a Mega-Deal Rebound, and a Shifting Proxy Landscape July 19, 2026  ·  The Ahmadiyya Muslim Lawyers Association USA The first half of 2026 has…

As the U.S. Supreme Court approaches the conclusion of its 2025–2026 term, attorneys, businesses, government agencies, and the public are closely watching for a series of highly anticipated decisions that are expected to have a profound impact on constitutional and administrative law. Traditionally, the Court reserves many of its most consequential opinions for the final…

The legal industry is once again witnessing a familiar trend: the return of the Big Law associate salary war. Earlier this month, Milbank announced a new compensation scale for its associates, increasing annual salaries by between $10,000 and $20,000 depending on seniority. Under the new scale, first-year associates will earn $235,000, while eighth-year associates will receive…

In a significant development for immigration law practitioners, a federal district court has vacated the Department of Homeland Security’s and Executive Office for Immigration Review’s policies permitting broad civil immigration arrests at immigration courthouses nationwide. In a 71-page opinion, U.S. District Judge P. Casey Pitts held that the government acted in an “arbitrary and capricious”…

For Attorney Farrah Qazi, immigration law is about far more than navigating legal processes—it is about helping people reclaim their voices, their safety, and their futures. Throughout her career, she has dedicated herself to representing vulnerable immigrants, including survivors of domestic violence, human trafficking, and other forms of abuse seeking protection under U.S. immigration laws.…

AMLA Team: Over the past year, your firm has handled a wide range of complex immigration matters. Can you give us an overview of your recent work? Rizwan:During 2025 and continuing into 2026, our firm has been deeply engaged in both affirmative and defensive immigration work, with a strong focus on humanitarian relief. We successfully secured…