We are happy to announce that BIAC is going to organise a webinar on "Problem in Trade and Supply Chain" on 29th June 2020 at 11.30 am. Our esteemed Head of Chambers, Mohammed Forrukh Rahman is going to speak at the event. If you are interested, please join. This webinar is aimed to discuss the possible impacts of COVID-19 on... Read More
The risk and lesson learned from Covid-19 cannot be ignored, scientist claims that climate change has direct link with such pandemic as it is bringing us closer to the hidden nature and historic virus. It is not impossible that similar risk may repeat again sooner or later. It is expected that environmental issues will be at the high agenda... Read More
Rahman's Chambers congratulates our client on finally getting repossession of their Banani house after two decades of legal battle For Full News, please click here. Read More
POWER SECTOR RELATED ARBITRATION IN BANGLADESH The Globally Autonomous Theory (Sui Juris) is gaining popularity for arbitration which basically means that arbitration is a private procedure mostly based on agreement between the parties, which has nothing to do with national law and national legal system. International community supports arbitration as it is a business demand. From time to time different... Read More
Rahman’s Chambers was the Legal Counsel of the very first arbitration conducted and awarded under the Bangladesh International Arbitration Center Rule. In the local arbitration, the Chambers represented the claimant, a Japanese investor in a dispute involving acquisition of leasehold interest in an EPZ land against a local company of Bangladesh. Mr. Mohammed Forrukh Rahman was lead counsel for... Read More
INVESTMENT ARBITRATION OF BANGLADESH Over centuries it is a well-established international principle that every state is entitled to enjoy absolute immunity against trial (Jurisdiction) & Judgment & Order (Execution) of any foreign Court. Actions against state as a party to a foreign procedure could only be brought with their consent. To limit the effect of the said doctrine in particular... Read More
ARBITRATION UNDER INTERNATIONAL LAW The modern history of international arbitration is generally recognized as dating from the so-called Jay Treaty of 1794 between the United States of America and Great Britain. Under the Treaty of Washington of 1871, the United States and the United Kingdom made few head of states as appointing authority of a five-member tribunal. The Hague Peace Conference... Read More
ICC WHO SURVEY We are pleased to invite your company to participate in the first global survey conducted by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC), in collaboration with the World Health Organization (WHO) ‒ a major step in the private sector’s global response to COVID-19. Complete the ICC-WHO survey now. It will take only 3 minutes to help the WHO in the global... Read More
Legal service the area of banking finance and institutional investment is in high demand in Bangladesh. Our Central bank in specific situations allowing Learn More » Read More
Bangladesh is a maritime country with 710 KM of coastline at the vertex of the Bay of Bengal. It has two major seaports largest and busiest one is in Chittagong Learn More » Read More
