Advocate, Appellate Division
Muhammad Anisuzzaman is an Advocate of the Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of Bangladesh and a Barrister-at-Law of the Bar of England and Wales. He is currently the Head of Chambers of Anisuzzaman & Associates, a Law Chambers based in Dhaka, Bangladesh. He is a legal professional with almost fifteen years of experiences and his areas of expertise include, Dispute Resolution including Negotiation and National and International Mediation, Commercial, Corporate, Telecommunications, Banking and Finance, Aviation, Power and Energy, Shipping Law, International Trade and Public International Law, among others. He expertise in Mediation and Arbitration. Mr. Anisuzzaman holds a Certificate from the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators (CIArb), UK and the Society of Mediators (SoM), London.
Mr. Anisuzzaman previously worked in a number of national and international mediation and arbitration and he has the experience of appearing before international commercial arbitral tribunals. On top of that, being invited by the Society of Mediators (SoM), London, Mr. Anisuzzaman sat as a Sole Mediator at Summer Session organised by the SoM, London in 2025. He is also a member of Bar Council of the England and Wales
Bangladesh Bank, Bangladesh Election Commission, Financial Reporting Council (FRC), Southeast Bank, United Commercial Bank, NRB Bank, Premier Bank, First Securities Bank, Mercantile Bank, Mutual Trust Bank, Lonka Bangla, IDLC, Matador Group, Marine Group, Cats Eye and so on.
Date of Enrolment in the Bangladesh Bar Council: 02.04.2012
Date of permission to practice in the Supreme Court of Bangladesh
(High Court Division): 11.04.2015
(Appellate Division): 02.10.2024
Education
Barrister-at-Law From the Honourable Society of Gray’s In, UK
EXPERIENCES
PUBLICATIONS
RESEARCH:
LL.M thesis submitted to the Department of Law, University of Dhaka under the supervision of Professor Dr. Ridwanul Hoque on “The Problem of Constitutionality of the Chittagong Hill Tracts Peace Accord: A Comparative Analysis” dated 30.10.2010.
Completed Working as a research associate with Mr. Kawser Ahmed, Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh on a proposed Article on “Indigenous Issue vis-à-vis International Law”, in an International Law Journal.
Completed Working as a research associate in Amir and Amir Associates with Mr. Kawser Ahmed, Advocate, Supreme Court of Bangladesh on “Defining Indigenous in Bangladesh: International Law in Domestic Context” accepted for publication in Issue 1 of 2010 International Journal on Minority and Group Rights.
Completed Working as an associate of “An ILO Complaint accepted by the ILO, Geneva, Switzerland on behalf of Bangladeshi Tea Workers” in 2010.
Completed working as a reporter of an INGO, based on England on the “The Problems of Garments Industries and Garments workers and the Proposed Development Projects: Bangladesh Perspective” submitted dated 30.08.2011