Bajul Shah

Bajul Shah
Bajul Shah is an experienced junior whose strong market profile is built out of his broad experience in the aviation sphere. He is regularly instructed to handle cases related to leasing, contractual and insolvency disputes, a number of which involve difficult points of law. An impressive client roster includes bodies from across the spectrum of the industry, including lessors, lessees and airlines.
Strengths: "Bajul is one of the leading juniors at the Bar, with great knowledge of aviation. He has a calming presence that sets the courtroom at ease and makes him utterly credible and compelling."
Recent work: Acted for Wallis Trading in its USD30 million claim against Air Tanzania and the Government of the United Republic of Tanzania.

Bajul Shah
Strengths: "An extremely pleasant person to work with, he is very calm and considered, thorough, clear and concise. He takes a very logical approach to things."
Recent work: Acted in Melford & Others v Wingfield Digby. In this case the claimants obtained interim injunctions to prevent a former partner from misusing confidential information and calling meetings of investors.

Bajul Shah
Bajul Shah maintains an excellent reputation at the traditional Chancery Bar, regularly assisting charities, trustees and high net worth individuals on a wide range of matters. He is noted for his handling of both onshore and offshore matters.
Strengths: "He's exceptional. He's really bright, incredibly easy to work with and so patient and tolerant of people who are less intelligent than him, which is most of us."

Bajul Shah
Bajul Shah has an enviable offshore practice and handles cases in Dubai, Cyprus, the Caribbean and the Channel Islands. He offers expertise in a broad range of commercial chancery areas, including insolvency, trusts, probate and civil fraud, and is frequently called upon by liquidators and trustees.
Strengths: "He's really bright, incredibly easy to work with and so patient." "He's amazing, capable and delightful to work with. His legal brain has no limits and he's very good at delivering practical advice."
Recent work: Continued to act for the claimants in Al-Thani v Al Thani, a case concerning a gift of 20% under the oral will of a Qatari prince whose estate may be worth a billion US dollars.

Bajul Shah
Bajul Shah undertakes commercial disputes in the aviation industry, and has substantial aircraft leasing and maintenance knowledge. He also advises on product liability and potential engineering negligence issues.
Strengths: "A very bright and commercial barrister."