Milad Shojaei

  • Year of Call 2019

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Introduction

Introduction

Milad is a tenant undertaking work across all areas of Chambers’ practice areas. 

Domestic Violence

Milad regularly represents and advises in applications under the Family Law Act on behalf of both applicants and respondents. He is experienced in handling cases where individuals face a range of legal challenges, including applications for Non-Molestation Orders, Occupation Orders and Fact-Finding Hearings concerning domestic violence.

Milad is known for his reputation for compassionate and tactful handling of sensitive matters, particularly in his unwavering dedication to supporting highly vulnerable and disadvantaged clients. 

Children (Private Law) 

Milad regularly represents parents across the range of private children law cases. His experience encompasses matters involving allegations of abuse, ranging from various forms, as well as cases involving international relocation, parental alienation, and intractable contact disputes. Milad's provides representation throughout all stages of these proceedings, including final hearings and fact-finding hearings. 

Financial Remedies 

Milad is well-versed in all aspects of Matrimonial Finance and adeptly handles a wide array of financial remedy proceedings. From the initial directions appointment to the final hearing, he brings valuable experience and proficiency to every stage of the process.

Crime 

Milad frequently receives instructions to appear in both the Magistrates' and Crown Court. His expertise in criminal law extends to the full spectrum of cases, encompassing sexual offences, violent offences, drug-related offences, public order offences, road-traffic offences as well as well as financial crime. With his comprehensive understanding of the intricacies of criminal proceedings, Milad is expertly handles cases at all stages, from trials to appeals.

Environmental Law 

Milad is an experienced environmental criminal law practitioner. He is experienced in prosecuting cases related to statutory nuisances encompassing a wide range of issues such as disrepair, rodent infestation, structural defects, leaks and heating problems.

International Human Rights 

Milad's passion for international human rights law flourished during his pupillage, where he actively engaged in multiple impactful cases. Notably, he worked closely with senior counsel on cases relating to British nationals unlawfully detained abroad as well as those concerning crimes against humanity and war crimes brought before international courts.

Previous Experience 

Milad brings a wealth of diverse experience to 33 Bedford Row, having forged a solid foundation prior to his career at the Bar. His early professional journey saw him train as a Magistrates' Court Legal Advisor at HMCTS, where he honed his expertise in criminal law and gained a comprehensive understanding of the intricacies of the justice system. At Willesden Magistrates' Court, Milad provided invaluable guidance to magistrates, offering advice on points of law, pleas, and procedural matters. His tenure in this role not only equipped him with a well-rounded knowledge of criminal law but also nurtured his ability to analyse and deconstruct cases swiftly within the fast-paced environment of court hearings. 

After successfully completing the Bar Professional Training Course (BPTC), Milad ventured into the legal technology sector, making significant contributions to the field. As the Strategy and Engagement Director at Casedo, a pioneering legaltech start-up, led various projects, coordinating case studies, presented at board meeting and shareholder meetings. Milad has been credited in a number of articles published with Legal Futures, UCL FTR, Parliamentary Society, Human Right’s Pulse and Law Simplified. 

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