Barrister Remura Mahbub Meheruba
Name Partner at TRW Law Firm. Practice areas include international commercial law, corporate and project finance, mergers & acquisitions, international arbitration, and ESG-related financing. Work spans cross-border transactions and dispute resolution across multiple jurisdictions. Lincoln's Inn (Called 2021)
Solicitor — England & Wales (2025)
Advocate — Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Solicitor — England & Wales (2025)
Advocate — Supreme Court of Bangladesh
Phone: +880 1847 220062
Qualifications & Education
- Barrister at Law — Called to the Bar, The Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn (March 2021).
- Solicitor of England & Wales — Admitted by the Solicitors Regulation Authority (2025).
- Advocate — Enrolled with the Bangladesh Bar Council for practice before the Supreme Court.
- LLB (First Class) — University of London; LLM (Merit) and BPTC (Merit) — City, University of London.
Practice areas
Matters routinely handled include:
- Project and export credit financing; structuring and documentation for cross-border projects.
- Asset and structured finance (aircraft, shipping, equipment, receivables).
- Debt restructuring, acquisition finance and complex corporate transactions.
- International arbitration and alternative dispute resolution (ICC, LCIA, SIAC, ad hoc matters).
- ESG and sustainable finance: sustainability-linked and green financing instruments.
- Corporate governance, compliance and regulatory advisory.
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How we work — typical engagement steps
1
Initial briefing: confidential call or meeting to define objectives and identify material documents.
2
Scope and budget: clear terms, scope of work and estimated time — provided in writing.
3
Delivery: focused legal work, regular updates and practical options for decision-makers.
4
Close-out and next steps: final advice, handover of documents and practical implementation steps.
Common documents & checklist
Corporate documents (incorporation, constitutional documents).
Material contracts and security documents.
Financial statements and material disclosures.
Existing litigation, arbitration or regulatory correspondence.
Transaction timetables and key milestones.
Sanctions / AML / KYC documentation, where applicable.
Frequently asked questions
1. In which jurisdictions can Barrister Remura Mahbub advise?
She is qualified as a Barrister (England & Wales), admitted as a Solicitor of England & Wales, and enrolled as an Advocate in Bangladesh. Advice on other jurisdictions is given where appropriate and subject to local legal rules; cross-border matters are handled with local counsel as required.
2. How can I request a consultation?
Use the booking link or email info@trw.org to request an initial meeting. For urgent matters you may also call the number shown above.
3. Does TRW publish standard fees?
Fees vary by matter. After an initial briefing we provide a written scope and fee estimate. We maintain transparent billing practices and will discuss options for fixed fees where appropriate.
4. What information do you need before a first meeting?
A short summary of the matter, relevant contracts or documents, and the principal objectives or deadlines. See the checklist above for common documents.
5. Which languages are used in engagement?
English is used for international transactions and arbitration; Bengali is available for local engagements. Specific language arrangements can be confirmed on booking.
6. How does TRW manage conflicts of interest?
We follow a conflicts screening process and raise any potential conflicts before accepting instructions. If a conflict exists we will propose appropriate alternatives or decline to act.