Administrative and Public law firm in Bangladesh — London office

Our London office at Holborn Gate, 330 High Holborn, London, WC1V 7QH, acts as a UK-based hub for clients facing administrative and public law issues with cross-border elements relating to Bangladesh. We advise on strategy for judicial review, regulatory engagement, public procurement challenges and constitutional or public-sector governance matters, focusing on coordination between England & Wales procedures and local processes where appropriate.

Scope of services and approach

We provide practical, procedure-focused advice on matters that may touch UK and Bangladesh jurisdictions, including:

• Assessment of remedies in England & Wales (judicial review, statutory appeals and other public law remedies).
• Regulatory and compliance strategy where UK-listed entities, cross-border funding or international obligations are involved.
• Public procurement and state contract disputes with an eye to multijurisdictional enforcement and interim relief.
• Coordination with local counsel in Bangladesh to navigate domestic administrative processes and courts while protecting international interests.

Working cross-border: practical principles

Cross-border public law matters require careful sequencing and clarity on forum, evidence, interim measures and enforcement. Our approach emphasises:

• Early mapping of legal remedies and timelines in each relevant jurisdiction.
• Risk assessment for injunctive relief, disclosure obligations and potential sanctions.
• Practical liaison with local counsel and advisers to align strategy and preserve rights in multiple forums.

Practical checklist for instructing on cross-border public law matters

1. Clarify objective(s): interim relief, final determination, settlement or regulatory engagement.
2. Assemble core documents chronologically and provide certified translations where necessary.
3. Confirm applicable procedural time limits in each jurisdiction and any urgency for interim relief.
4. Identify stakeholders: governmental bodies, procuring authorities, regulators and funders.
5. Agree information-sharing protocols and privilege management between jurisdictions and counsel teams.

Jurisdiction and sources

Primary official sources and institutions to consult include:

• Gov.uk (policy and government guidance for England & Wales)
• legislation.gov.uk (statute and subordinate legislation)
• Judiciary of England and Wales and the Administrative Court pages
• Supreme Court of Bangladesh and the official Government of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh portals

For cross-border matters we routinely combine UK procedural expertise with locally authorised advice in Bangladesh to ensure that strategy is robust in each jurisdiction while respecting local practice and court processes.

General information only; not legal advice and not a substitute for advice on a particular matter.