
Imran Khan & Partners
Imran Khan and Partners is a leading law firm based in the heart of London.
We have unrivalled expertise in public law, regulatory enforcement and criminal defence, including serious and general crime, financial crime and proceeds of crime work.
We are client focused, thorough, strategic and robust and we complement our in house expertise with a bank of trusted expert consultants developed over many years.
We have an established reputation for excellence and are recognised in Chambers and Partners and The Times Best Law Firm guides for 2024.

Imran Khan & Partners recognised in Chambers UK 2027
We’re delighted to share that two of our partners have been ranked in the latest Chambers and Partners UK guide.
Imran Khan KC, one of our founding partners, has been recognised for an outstanding 25th year. He’s listed as a Senior Statesperson for Crime (London Firms) and in Band 4 for Civil Liberties & Human Rights (UK-wide). Chambers highlights his broad knowledge across criminal and public law, from serious trials involving murder and terrorism to inquiries, judicial reviews and police misconduct proceedings. Clients told the guide: “He has a formidable reputation for taking up the cause and running with it to an extent that few have the stamina or imagination for.”
Daniel Cooper, Partner and solicitor advocate, is ranked in three practice areas: Band 3 for Administrative & Public Law: Traditional Claimant, Band 3 for Inquests and Band 4 for Civil Liberties & Human Rights, all UK-wide. He’s praised for his work with bereaved families, handling inquests and judicial reviews arising from deaths in police custody, healthcare settings and terrorist attacks. One client called him “In politically sensitive work, Daniel Cooper is worth a lot of admiration for his principled approach. He will fight for his clients very very hard regardless of external pressures. He is very creative and is someone to watch in the future.”
Congratulations to Imran and Daniel, and thank you to everyone who shared their feedback.


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