Upoma Biswas is an expert in Corporate & Commercial; Constitutional & Administrative; Employment; Family; Human Rights. She has completed L.L.B (Hons) from University of London in 2008, Barrister-at-Law from Lincoln’s Inn, UK and became an Advocate of Bang-ladesh in the year 2011. She has gathered huge experience working as Lecturer at different University and an Associate member of Sheikh and Chowdhury and currently as the Partner of Saha’s Law Chamber.
Barrister-at-Law (England & Wales)
Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Member, Dhaka Bar Association,
Member, Bangladesh Bar Council
Member, The Honorable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, U.K.
Executive Member, Barrister Association Bangladesh (2022 – till Present)
Bangladesh Legal Aid & Services trust (BLAST); Intern
Sheikh & Chowdhury; Associate
Saint Xavier GreenHerald International School -Law Teacher
Northern University, Bangladesh; Lecturer
London College of Legal Studies (South); Academic Guidance Tutor
BAC; Coordinator & Faculty, School of Law
Drafted a Training Manual on Labour Law for ActionAid working in collaboration with Department of Labour and conducted Pre-Test training amongst the Trade-Union Federation leaders.
Conducted legal compliance checklist for Kurkure Chips, a subsidiary of Pepsico, Ind and advising as to the legal consequences for breach of any statutory duty on behalf of the company.
Represented many clients in respect of their individual disputes arising out civil, criminal, company and writ matters both at District Court and High Court Division of Supreme Court of Bangladesh.
Advised Sunrise Properties Real Estate Company for establishment of branch office and drafted various agreements relating to real estate business.
Represented individual clients at the High Court for quashment of proceedings brought by Anti Corruption Commission.
Worked as a litigation team member in a Public Interest Judicial Review in challenging the action of the government in demanding VAT from private university’s students.
Advised a foreign chartered Accountancy firm’s possible entry into the Bangladeshi financial market as a competent agency.
Drafted and vetted supply agreements of T1 Boomer (mining equipment) from Switzerland through their agent from India.
Handled concern of copyright and trademark law in Bangladesh and possible course of legal action in case of infringement of intellectual property.