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Over the years, Stellar Chambers has developed to be a full-service law firm offering corporate, transactional, and contentious legal services across a broad range of practice areas. The firm has been consistently ranked as a leading law firm in all areas of practice and has won accolades for its excellent services.

With client-focused, customized, creative yet cost-effective solutions, our firm has been able to maintain the trust of its clients. Our aim is to succeed in an efficient, professional, and ethical manner. Our devotion to diversity has allowed us to recruit and retain, from a wealth of experience and talent, the top lawyers, consultants, and barristers in the country. The firm currently houses some of the leading and upcoming stalwarts of the legal fraternity of Bangladesh having the license to practice in all courts and tribunals of Bangladesh.

Stellar Chambers is committed to assisting clients with their legal needs and providing the highest quality of legal services. We merge a respect for tradition with a progressive attitude for creativity. We are adept in dealing with complex legal issues, even when they overlap with multiple areas of law, and dedicated to seeking out solutions which embrace the unique needs of each client. The legal team’s engaged and approachable manner along with the ability to deliver clear and concise legal advice helps the firm develop long-term client relationships.

In order to facilitate client needs in this ever-growing industry, the firm has established offices in different locations of the country. The head office of the firm is in Gulshan, the business hub of the capital Dhaka, and the firm has its sub-offices in Mohammadpur, a populous trading zone of the capital Dhaka, and in Chattogram, which is the port city of Bangladesh.

Website: http://www.stellarchambers.com/
Contact email: info@stellarchambers.com

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Stellar Chambers is highly regarded by clients for possessing the knowledge faculty and skills to provide all kinds of transactional and contentious legal services. It has an integrated team of experts and specialists in the areas of antitrust/competition law, local and international arbitration, company litigation, law of writs, commercial and corporate law, foreign and local investment, funds and investment management, insurance, intellectual property, energy and power laws, M&A, project finance, aviation law, employment law, maritime & shipping law, oil & gas exploration, and insurance schemes. The firm is well reputed in arbitration having achieved success in local arbitration and in UNCITRAL arbitration, SIAC arbitration and LCIA arbitration in matters concerning energy law, mining law, construction and real estate law, and telecommunication laws.

The firm takes a detailed approach at the outset for every work it undertakes. This allows the firm to identify strategies that will further clients’ best interests. In order to meet the growing need of the commercial world, the firm maintains a keen eagerness to expand whenever necessary for new projects. This understanding has fostered personal rapport with clients, which is one of the most discernible attributes of the firm’s style. The firm is committed to delivering a service par excellence to all our clients.

The firm recently advised a local company in becoming the first and only local company to have received governmental approval for developing RT-PCR test kit for the diagnosis of COVID-19. Furthermore, it has also advised a water-technology company in installing high-tech water devices for central water maintenance and monitoring. It is currently advising a local social enterprise with its partnership with a foreign entity in establishing vaccine cold storage facilities across the country.

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