Setting the Standard for Next‑Generation Legal Advocacy

Family, banking and finance, corporate and commercial, criminal defence, civil litigation, immigration, real estate, arbitration, constitutional and administrative, tax, intellectual property, and public interest litigation. Full practice-area detail is on our Practice Areas pages.

Please use the enquiry form below. A member of the chambers will respond within one working day to schedule either an in-person or remote consultation.

Yes. We regularly act on cross-border matters — family, estate, corporate and enforcement — and co-ordinate with international counsel in the UK, USA, Australia and the Gulf. Expert-witness work on Bangladesh family law has been undertaken for US courts.

Yes. We arrange video consultations for clients abroad or otherwise unable to attend in person. Please indicate this preference in the enquiry form.

Fees depend on the nature and complexity of the matter. We are transparent: every engagement begins with a written fee proposal so the client knows the cost before agreeing to proceed.

It varies widely. A straightforward Family Court matter may conclude within 6–12 months; a contested Artha Rin or civil title suit can take 2–4 years including appeals. We provide a realistic timeline for each matter at intake.

Yes. We have practice partners available to assist directly in the Sylhet, Chattogram and Gazipur areas, and we brief local counsel in other jurisdictions as needed. For smaller matters we can often handle remotely with a single hearing attendance.

Any documents relevant to the matter — contracts, notices, court papers, NID, and communications relating to the dispute. If you are unsure, bring everything you have; it is easier to narrow down in the room than to make a second trip.

Yes. Written opinions are a regular part of our advisory work, for both individual clients and corporate entities. We provide structured written advice with citations to relevant statute and case law.

Yes. Communications with the chambers are confidential in line with the professional obligations of advocates and barristers. Our partners are called to the Bars of England and Wales and enrolled with the Bangladesh Bar Council.