Barrister Shajib Mahmood Alam is a lawyer in Dhaka, Bangladesh providing reliable legal services. The law firm in Uttara is located at Sector 13. He is an Advocate of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh. Starting as a lawyer in Uttara, later he became a founding partner at a leading law firm in Gulshan, Dhaka and is known as a successful & regular practitioner at Dhaka courts. Mainly he serves as a lawyer for residents of Uttara, Gulshan, Mirpur, Dhanmondi, Paltan, Motijheel etc. Moreover he is enlisted lawyer for many businesses in Dhaka. He is a Barrister of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, UK and duly called to the Bar of England & Wales. In addition to being a British trained lawyer, he is also an advocate qualified to represent clients before courts and tribunals of Bangladesh.

In corporate practice, Barrister Alam has been involved in the floatation of over 20 foreign or joint venture entities in Dhaka in the first two quarters of 2017 alone. He is a regular advisor to selected groups of companies, business houses and high net-worth clientele.

Mr. Alam also feels passionately about families and children in distress which motivates him in his family law and pro-bono endeavours. He regularly assists clients in child custody cases, cross-border adoption matters & selected family disputes. He also advises trusts, executors and fund managers on variety of issues. Because of his expertise Barrister Alam’s advice is often sought in areas of employment such as discrimination and HR policies. He actively assists clients on registration, contracts and transactions related to land matters. He provides legal advice and guidance to a number of power plants and also advises clients from other industries on regulatory & licensing issues.

Mr. Alam also advises and works for Complainants and Defendants in white collar crimes like cheque fraud, L/C fraud, deception and breach of trust. He is a member of the Commonwealth Lawyers Association, International Bar Association, BAB and several other local and international professional bodies. Mr. Alam is a regular contributor to the World Bank Group’s publications and regional research projects including Women, Business & the Law and Doing Business. He has also published articles on the Social Science Research Network and local journals and enjoys writing on legal matters that are ready for reforms.