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Saeed Ahmad
Harvard J.D. ‘24 | Summer Law Clerk at Supreme Court of Pakistan | Ex-Client Advisor at Louis Vuitton | American Pakistan Foundation Leadership Board | UCLA Alum |
Saeed Ahmad is a Pakistani-American recent graduate of Harvard Law School who received the prestigious Harvard Law School Dean’s Award for Community Leadership. He will soon begin his career as a corporate attorney in New York City after obtaining his J.D in 2024. Saeed's diverse experiences include working as a summer clerk at the Supreme Court of Pakistan and at a boutique commercial litigation firm in Los Angeles. During his time at Harvard Law School, he was actively involved in various campus organizations such as the Harvard Association for Law & Business, the J.D. Admissions Fellow Program, and the Committee For Sports & Entertainment Law. His research interests include IP/Copyright law in the fashion industry, and he contributed as an editor for the Harvard Business Law Review. Prior to his legal pursuits, Saeed earned multiple degrees, including a BA in Psychology from UCLA and three AA degrees from Norco College. Before embarking on his legal journey, he gained valuable experience as a Client Advisor at the Louis Vuitton Flagship Store on Rodeo Drive.
Highlights
Had a great time organizing and being a part of several events with Justice Syed Mansoor Ali Shah of the Supreme Court of Pakistan at Harvard University & Harvard Law School this past week. He is currently slated to become the next Chief Justice.
I had the chance to be part of a roundtable discussion on a formalized internship program at the Supreme Court of Pakistan, and was able to speak on my own experiences there from 2023. Justice Shah also gave a compelling talk on “Progressive Legal Innovations in Pakistan” to a standing-room only audience.
Congrats to Arshad Nadeem for becoming Pakistan’s 1st ever individual gold medal winner🇵🇰🥇.
“Nadeem won the men's javelin final in the 2024 Paris Olympics with a throw of 92.97 meters, the Olympic record. Nadeem is also Pakistan's first-ever individual gold medal winner and the first individual medalist since Hussain Shah in 1988. He was the first Pakistani finalist in a track and field event.”
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