Get to know Barrister Md Manir Hossain.

Md Manir Hossain, a man of unwavering determination, embarked on his educational journey from a humble village in Bangladesh. Born in 1982 as the youngest of eight siblings, he began his education at Nilkhola Primary School and continued at Gouranadi High School, where he completed his secondary education in 1997. His thirst for knowledge led him to Dhaka City, where he attended Dhaka Commerce College, graduating in 1999. This was just the beginning of his remarkable journey.

His academic journey then took him to Dhaka University, where he enrolled in the BBA finance program. However, in 2002, he decided to leave before completing his degree to pursue business studies in London. This marked the beginning of a diverse and illustrious educational and professional career.

In December 2006, Mr. Hossain passed the CeMap exam and began working as a mortgage broker, gaining valuable industry experience. In 2012, he completed an MBA at Anglia Ruskin University, further solidifying his business acumen. Driven by a passion for law, he pursued an LLB at East London University, graduating in 2017. His legal education culminated with his enrollment in the BPTC legal practice course at BPP University, and 2022, he was called to the Bar at Lincoln’s Inn. Not content with his impressive qualifications, Mr Hossain completed the LPC legal practice course at London Metropolitan University in 2024—his extensive education and practical knowledge span various business sectors, particularly the medical field.

Today, Md Manir Hossain, with his comprehensive education and business experience, is dedicated to serving the needs of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. His commitment to revolutionizing how SMEs access affordable legal solutions is unwavering. He uses his expertise to provide invaluable support to these businesses, instilling confidence in his clients. His journey from a small village in Bangladesh to becoming a prominent figure in the UK’s legal and business landscape is a testament to his determination, resilience, and unwavering commitment to knowledge and success.

As a non-registered barrister, I am not authorized to perform the following reserved legal activities:

1. Conducting litigation: I cannot issue proceedings or represent clients in litigation.

2. Rights of audience: I cannot appear in court on behalf of clients in reserved matters.

3. Reserved instrument activities: I cannot prepare certain legal instruments, such as conveyancing documents.

4. Probate activities: I need help preparing or executing grant applications for probate.

5. Notarial activities: I cannot act as a notary public.