Is Khizr Khan Practicing Law With No License? (vanity)

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[TigerClaws]

Doing a search, he's not licensed in Maryland, Virginia, Washington, D.C., or Massachusetts.

This bio says he is a "legal consultant."

http://www.everipedia.com/khizr-khan/

The website for his law firm has sense disappeared from the net, but its address was in Virginia.

Practicing law there without a license is a misdemeanor crime:

https://vacode.org/54.1-3904/

Story about his law firm website being deleted:

http://www.breitbart.com/2016-presidential-race/2016/08/02/khizr-khan-deletes-law-firm-website-proving-financially-benefits-pay-play-muslim-migration/

Man is on a dozen national TV news shows attacking Trump and nobody asks who the heck he is?

[TheCipher]

Has anyone investigated the New York address he lists?

It is interesting that he lists a NY address, but the telephone number is out of DC.

[reaganaut]

Which is only valid for him to practice in New York, not Virginia.

[Whenifhow]

thanks for the thread.

This issue was brought up on the audio below - it was after shoebat had finished. There was no conclusion - they were just asking the question.

TRUNEWS 08/03/16 Walid Shoebat | The ‘Khan’ Game Exposed
http://www.trunews.com/listen

[Ray76]

americanmuslimsvote.org is run out of Khizr Khan’s home in Virginia. This is not a law firm.

KMKhanLaw.com is a law firm having a New York City address. Khizr Khan is a registered lawyer in New York state.

[Ray76]

It’s a cell phone.

[Ray76]

There is a law firm in the same New York City building, one floor away, named Khan & Yau, P.C.

What is interesting is that there does not appear to be any Khan associated with the firm

* Henna Haque Esq.
* Jennifer Chen Tran Esq.
* Jimmy Wang Esq.
* Cindy S. Yau Esq.

and they cover the same practice areas

* EB1 Immigration Visas
* EB-5 Visas

And the kicker? “Islamic wills and trusts”

Chen, Wang, and Yau... Islamic wills and trusts.

http://www.lawonmadison.com/Attorneys/
http://www.lawonmadison.com/Immigration-Law/
http://www.lawonmadison.com/

I haven’t found any connection between the two companies or the individuals and Khizr Khan, but it is an interesting happenstance.

[grey_whiskers]

It looked like they have an exception that gives a license to foreign attorneys who have an LLM....seems to me he may never have taken a US bar exam

That way he'd be less likely to embarrass Hillary, who failed it.

[Electric Graffiti]

“He has a Sharia law license, doncha know.”

He has a sharia law license to practice taquiya.

Why anyone would believe a damn thing these islamo marxists in the demoncrat and republican party say is beyond me.

Soon we'll be hearing that this POS never had a son.

[timestax]

ping

[Califreak]

Shariah license...

Rock the taqiya!
Rock the taqiya!

Shariah license...

[Boomer]

Sounds like he doesn’t have a law license at all. This needs to be broadcast day and night to expose him as a fraud. Just like obammy he knows just enough about the law to work around it; not follow it.

He already made every Trump voter dislike muslims if they didn’t already by his little stunt at the dnc.

[MD Expat in PA]

This bio says he is a "legal consultant."

Everipedia is not a reputable site. Anyone can create a page and add or edit information, even more so than Wikipeadia because there is no moderation, no requirement to footnote sources, no trail of who makes and when edits are made. The founders of the site refer to it as a “thugged-out Wikipedia”. It is highly doubtful that Khan created or has anything to do with that Everipedia page.

FWIW I also got a virus warning going to that Everipedia page.

http://techrasa.com/2016/06/09/interview-founders-everipedia-aka-thug-wikipedia/

Q: It’s a crowdsourcing platform so anyone can insert data in. How do you guys verify the legitimacy of the information?

Mahbod: Well, one cool thing is, even though the site at this point is very big, the number of people adding information is still not that big. So at this point, we can still just manually look at everyone. For example, when you sign up for an account, after you’ve added 15 pieces of information, it stops you. You can’t use your account anymore until we go and review what you’ve done. Every day 10 or 20 people sign up and start adding stuff and we just look at all of them anyway.

Sam: As more people join until it becomes harder to look at activities, they also become interested in monitoring the website itself. So it’s kind of like a self-perpetuating system.

[MD Expat in PA]

There is a law firm in the same New York City building, one floor away, named Khan & Yau, P.C.

What is interesting is that there does not appear to be any Khan associated with the firm

* Henna Haque Esq.

http://radaris.com/~Henna-Khan/256787535

Henna Haque is also known as Henna Kahn. So Haque is either her married name, i.e. she changed her legal name after she started the firm when her last name was Khan and changed to Haque when she got married or visa versa - Khan was her married name when she started the firm and she reverted back to her maiden name after a divorce.

[stellaluna]

You don’t need a JD to own s law firm in some states. If he had a real lawyer doing the work I think he’d be okay.

[ladyjane]

Yes you do need a license. It is a felony in many states to hold yourself out as a lawyer when you’re not.

It depends on who you are and if you are a Democrat. Elizabeth Warren practiced law for years, the entire time she was at Harvard. She was not a member of the bar in MA and she had let her NJ license lapse.

[Drew68]

Can we just stop talking about this guy?

[Ray76]

Thank you.

Henna Haque aka Henna B Khan explains the Khan in Khan & Yau.

The question now is who is the Khan in Henna Khan?

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I’ve organized last night’s research into the Khan of Khan & Yau, which so far has revealed no association with Khizr or any other Khan, here are the results:

Haque was CEO of Ahmed & Yau, a company formed on Dec 09, 2008 and terminated on Dec 16, 2010[1].

Haque is CEO of Khan & Yau, a company formed on Nov 22, 2010 and which continues today.[2]

Cindy S. Yau and Talaiya Ahmed were founding partners of Ahmed & Yau.[3][4]

Ahmed & Yau became Khan & Yau[7]

Yau’s full name is Cindy Sin-Yee Yau[5]

Ahmed’s full name is Talaiya Ali Ahmed Safdar[6]

Talaiya Ali Ahmed Safdar is listed as a Muslim lawyer[8] She may be of Moroccan origin or descent[9]

In their address Khan & Yau lists “14th Floor”. Regus offers shared “virtual office” space on that floor[10]. It’s unknown whether Regus has the entire floor or whether Khan & Yau use the Regus space.

Prior to Ahmed & Yau they both were associated with Vira, Ahmed & Yau, LLP[11] which was founded Jun 06, 2008 and terminated Dec 18, 2008[12]. Anna E Vira

Timeline:

Jun 06, 2008-Dec 12, 2008 - Vira, Ahmed & Yau
Dec 09, 2008-Dec 16, 2010 - Ahmed & Yau
Nov 22, 2010-current_date - Khan & Yau

References:

[1] https://appext20.dos.ny.gov/corp_public/CORPSEARCH.ENTITY_INFORMATION?p_nameid=3762384&p_corpid=3750770&p_entity_name=Ahmed%20%26%20Yau&p_name_type=%25&p_search_type=BEGINS&p_srch_results_page=0

[2] https://appext20.dos.ny.gov/corp_public/CORPSEARCH.ENTITY_INFORMATION?p_nameid=0&p_corpid=4022180&p_entity_name=a&p_name_type=%25&p_search_type=BEGINS&p_srch_results_page=0

[3] http://pview.findlaw.com/view/3416378_1

[4] https://www.lawyer.com/talaiya-ahmed.html

[5] http://www.martindale.com/Cindy-Sin-Yee-Yau/2564865-lawyer.htm

[6] http://www.martindale.com/Talaiya-Ali-Ahmed-Safdar/42426619-lawyer.htm

[7] Their page during the transition refers to both companies https://www.lawyerland.com/lawyers/profiles/ahmed-&-yau-pc-white-plains-ny/

[8] http://www.muslim-lawyers.net/find/nordamerika.php3

[9] http://moroccanusa.org/directory-listings/talaiya-ahmed-safdar-attorney-at-law/

[10] http://www.regus.com/locations/virtual-office/new-york-new-york-city-midtown-manhattan

[11] http://www.bizapedia.com/ny/VIRA-AHMED-YAU-LLP.html

[12] https://appext20.dos.ny.gov/corp_public/CORPSEARCH.ENTITY_INFORMATION?p_nameid=3693690&p_corpid=3681216&p_entity_name=Vira%2C%20Ahmed%20%26%20Yau&p_name_type=%25&p_search_type=BEGINS&p_srch_results_page=0

Other:

https://radaris.com/ng/profile-address/304213301-2228228_415+Madison+Ave+Fl+14-662b7

http://www.myvisajobs.com/ImmigrationAttorneyFirm/Talaiya-Ahmed-Safdar,-Esq.-159277.htm

http://www.martindale.com/Talaiya-Ali-Ahmed-Safdar/42426619-lawyer.htm

https://www.linkedin.com/in/talaiya-safdar-5631a774

https://www.facebook.com/talaiya.ahmedsafdar

https://data.ny.gov/Transparency/NYS-Attorney-Registrations/eqw2-r5nb/data

https://web.archive.org/web/20090613001656/http://www.viralawfirm.com/

https://web.archive.org/web/20120629130140/http://www.lawonmadison.com/Immigration-Law/

https://web.archive.org/web/20121012020802/http://www.lawonmadison.com/Resources.shtml

[Ray76]

Who is the Khan in Henna Khan????

[MD Expat in PA]

Who is the Khan in Henna Khan????

I think you are reading way too much into this and wasting way too much time on it. Khan is a very common surname of people of Pakistani descent much like Patel is a very common surname of people of Indian descent.

While I cannot say for sure, this appears to be Henna Haque, shown on page 14 of this school’s newsletter, pictured with her husband Murtaza Haque and their daughters, Rania and Amira.

http://wsmsnyc.org/home/wp-content/uploads/2013/01/GB_Fall_2011_NamesOmitted_opt.pdf

I think it’s fairly safe to assume that she took the surname Haque when she married her husband and that Khan was her maiden name. But again having that maiden surname does not mean any relationship, either a family or a professional connection with Khizr Khan.

In my opinion (and forgive me for mixing metaphors) you are chasing down an empty rabbit hole with this and there are much bigger fish to fry.

[Ray76]

It didn’t take that much time.

By the way, her name was Haque when she was CEO of Ahmed & Yau. In 2010 when the partnership became Khan & Yau she remained CEO. It’s unlikely that she would use her family name in Khan & Yau since her name was Haque prior to the formation of Khan & Yau.

As for Khan, Khizr Khan is a moral degenerate who uses his son as a human shield. He attacks on issues having nothing to do with his son’s death, while using his son to shield himself from criticism.