Your lobbyist, with a law licence. When a decision you need sits with a ministry, a regulator or a parliamentary committee, we make your case: on the record, on the merits and within the law. Licences, approvals, tariff and tax proposals, draft laws and rules, and the policy that shapes your sector.
We represent you before the state the way we represent you before a court — openly, in writing, and on the strength of the argument. The work is drafting, evidence and disciplined follow-through, not access for its own sake.
Submissions built on law, data and precedent, so the official can act on them without exposure.
We appear in your name under a written mandate. Decision-makers always know whom we speak for.
No gifts, payments, hospitality or intermediaries. Our fee is for the work, never for the decision.
Where laws are made and amended.
Where policy, SROs and major approvals are decided.
Where licences, rates and compliance are administered.
Where land, zoning and local permissions live.
Where coalitions and external pressure are built.
Investment approvals, sector licences, incentives and clearances that have stopped moving inside a ministry or regulator. We find the desk, the objection and the lawful route past it.
You receive: a decision path, written representations and follow-through to the decision letter.
Tracking bills, ordinances, SROs, circulars and consultation notices across the ministries and regulators that affect you, with plain-language alerts on what changes for you.
You receive: a monthly watch report and same-week alerts on anything material.
Written responses to draft laws, rules and policies; white papers and legal memoranda addressed to the relevant ministry, committee or regulator.
You receive: a filed, acknowledged submission with legal authority behind every point.
Preparing and presenting proposals to the NBR and the Finance Division on customs duty, VAT, income-tax provisions and SROs, directly or through your chamber.
You receive: a costed proposal, chamber endorsement where useful, and representation at pre-budget hearings.
Appearing for you at parliamentary standing committee hearings, regulatory consultations, show-cause proceedings and ministerial meetings.
You receive: prepared briefs, counsel in the room, and minutes of every meeting.
Identifying who decides, who influences and who must be consulted; building alliances with chambers, associations and development partners who share your position.
You receive: a stakeholder map, an engagement sequence and allies on the record.
Helping industries and institutions propose workable policy: drafting model rules, incentive frameworks and PPP structures that government can adopt.
You receive: draft instruments ready for a ministry to table.
Rapid response to sudden directives, suspensions, raids or adverse findings: legal remedies in parallel with measured engagement to restore normal operations.
You receive: a 72-hour plan combining representations, remedies and communications.
Illustrative scenarios, not specific clients — composites of the kinds of files we take on.
A manufacturing investor has BIDA registration but its environmental clearance and utility connections have been pending for months, with no stated reason.
Our role: Map the approval chain, obtain the file status in writing, make representations to the Department of Environment and the utility, and escalate through BIDA’s facilitation channel.
Outcome soughtClearances issued or reasons stated in writing so they can be addressed or challenged.
An SRO has reclassified a key raw material into a higher duty slab, threatening the viability of a sector employing thousands.
Our role: Build the economic case with members’ data, draft the pre-budget proposal, secure chamber endorsement and present it to the NBR and the Finance Division.
Outcome soughtAmendment of the SRO or a compensating duty adjustment in the next budget.
A regulator issues a sudden directive that halts a product line, citing a rule that was never consulted on.
Our role: Seek a stay through lawful remedies while engaging the regulator with a compliance roadmap and evidence that the rule is unworkable as drafted.
Outcome soughtA revised or clarified directive, and continuity of operations in the meantime.
A development programme needs project approval and fund-release permissions across two ministries and the NGO Affairs Bureau.
Our role: Sequence the approvals, prepare the submissions, respond to queries and keep each office informed of the others’ progress.
Outcome soughtApprovals granted in time for the programme calendar.
Every mandate follows the same disciplined sequence, so you always know where your matter stands and what happens next.
You tell us what you need decided and what has happened so far. Conflict check and mandate letter follow.
We identify the deciding office, the advisers, the consultees and the legal basis, and give you a realistic timeline and fee in writing.
Legal analysis, data and precedent become a submission or position paper filed in your name.
Meetings, hearings and follow-up with every relevant desk, minuted and reported to you after each step.
The decision letter, amendment or clarification, plus a complete file of what was said, to whom and when.
We work inside the FCPA, the UK Bribery Act, the Penal Code, the Anti-Corruption Commission Act and the Money Laundering Prevention Act — so our work stands up to scrutiny from any of them.
If a mandate cannot be won on the merits, we tell you so and decline it.
If a licence, an approval, an amendment or a policy change stands between you and your next move, there is a lawful way to make your case — and we build it.
Tell us where your file is stuckMarket entry, incentives, repatriation rules, sector licences, and head-office compliance with the FCPA and UK Bribery Act.
Pre-budget proposals, SRO amendments, draft-law responses and a standing voice before ministries and regulators.
Licences, regulatory directives, utility and land approvals, and rules written before your business model existed.
RAJUK and land-use decisions, PPP frameworks, utility and environmental approvals.
Project approvals, fund-release permissions, NGO Affairs Bureau processes and policy input.
Consular, welfare, remittance and NRB-investment policy; structured representation to the ministries that serve Bangladeshis abroad.
Not answered here? Ask us directly.
WhatsApp usYes. Making representations to government on behalf of a client is lawful advocacy; what the law forbids is bribery, undue influence and undisclosed inducement. We practise the first and refuse the second, and our professional conduct rules as advocates bind us further.
No, and you should be wary of anyone who does. We guarantee the quality and lawfulness of the work: the right desks, a strong written case and disciplined follow-through. The decision remains the government’s.
By scope, agreed in writing: a fixed fee for defined submissions, or a monthly retainer for monitoring and ongoing engagement. We never take a fee contingent on a government decision.
Chambers represent a sector’s average position. We represent yours, with legal drafting and representation the chamber can adopt, and we help you use the chamber as an ally rather than a proxy.
Yes. We act openly in your name under a written mandate. Transparency is what makes the representation credible and keeps you safe.
Routinely. We can operate under your compliance policy, provide a written engagement protocol, keep auditable records of every contact and brief your compliance team at agreed intervals.
A short, confidential briefing is enough for us to map the decision path, the realistic timeline and the fee, before you commit to anything.
