About Freda
Freda Khan earned her LL.B. in law in the United Kingdom in 1996. She moved into U.S. practice in the early 2000s and gained the credentials to practice in multiple jurisdictions. Records show admission activity beginning in 2001, followed by admission to the Southern District of New York in 2002 and to the Maryland State Bar in 2005. Those milestones mark a steady build of federal and state qualifications over the first half of the 2000s.
Her professional affiliations trace that same arc. She holds memberships in several New York bar and county organizations that she joined in 2001, including the New York State Bar Association and the New York County Lawyers Association. She also joined trial-oriented organizations in the early 2000s, becoming a member of the New York Trial Lawyers Association in 2001 and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America in 2004. In 2004 she joined the Muslim Lawyers Association. International professional ties are reflected in her membership in the Society of English and American Lawyers, also recorded from 2001. These associations indicate long-standing engagement with both local and cross-jurisdiction legal communities.
Khan’s admission to the Southern District of New York in 2002 places her among attorneys qualified to practice in one of the country’s busy federal courts. Three years later she expanded her state-level practice by gaining admission to the Maryland State Bar. Over time she has maintained active membership status in the organizations that track with those admissions. The sequence of admissions—New York-area affiliations beginning in 2001, SDNY in 2002, and Maryland in 2005—provides a clear picture of how her professional standing developed after completing legal studies abroad.
She is listed as practicing at Khan Law Group, PC. That firm affiliation, together with her multi-jurisdiction admissions and long-term membership in trial and bar organizations, frames her professional profile. As of 2026 she continues her practice at Khan Law Group, PC, working on matters in New York and Maryland courts.
