Mr. Mohammad Sayed, also known as Sayed Baki, is a dual-qualified legal professional currently practising as a Solicitor of the Senior Courts of England and Wales and was called to the Bar as a Barrister in 2023.

Mr. Sayed successfully completed his LLB (Hons), Postgraduate Legal Practice Course (PgLPC), and the Professional Skills Course (PSC) in London before qualifying as a solicitor. His practice encompasses a broad spectrum of legal matters.

Mr. Sayed has developed deep expertise in immigration and asylum law, where he advises on complex matters, drafts detailed legal representations, and handles appeals at various stages. He also assists with Administrative Review applications, and Judicial review matters.  

In commercial law, Mr. Sayed offers specialist advice on disputes involving major energy providers such as British Gas, EDF, Eon, Npower, Scottish Power, and Opus Energy. He also advises on the granting, assignment, and renewal of commercial leases.

His family law practice includes representing clients in matters of divorce, child contact arrangements, and broader matrimonial disputes. In addition, he has sound expertise in intellectual property law, particularly in trademark registration, opposition, and invalidation proceedings.

Outside of his legal practice, Mr. Sayed is an active legal commentator and writer, contributing research-based articles on legal, constitutional, and social issues to a variety of newspapers and journals. He is also a familiar face on live community television talk shows, where he shares expert insights on legal matters, current affairs, and social issues.

Mr. Sayed is a member of other esteemed professional bodies, including:

• Amnesty International
• Chatham House – The Royal Institute of International Affairs

He is fluent in both Bengali and English, allowing him to communicate effectively with a diverse client base.

With his dynamic background and multi-disciplinary legal experience, Mr. Sayed is committed to providing clear, strategic, and results-driven legal solutions to individuals and businesses alike.

In addition to his role as a practising solicitor, he regularly contributes research-based analytical articles on a variety of current legal, social, and constitutional issues to different newspapers and journals. He frequently receives invitations to participate in live Community TV talk shows, where he shares his insights on legal and social issues, as well as current affairs.