Introduction
Mohammed Saqib has been a tenant at 33 Bedford Row since July 2019, building an impressive reputation as a versatile and highly skilled barrister. With a multidisciplinary practice spanning crime, civil, and family law, Mohammed is recognised for his professionalism, sharp legal mind, and unwavering commitment to achieving the best outcomes for his clients.
In criminal law, Mohammed is highly sought after for his strategic advocacy and proven track record of success. He is regularly instructed in serious and complex cases, including conspiracy to supply drugs, firearms offences, and money laundering conspiracies. Notably, Mohammed recently secured an acquittal for a client accused in a £54.4 million money laundering conspiracy. He has also successfully represented high-profile offenders, including achieving favourable results in parole board hearings for challenging prison law matters.
In civil law, Mohammed has successfully represented clients in cases involving Personal Injury, RTA, Housing, and Local Authority matters, delivering strong results with meticulous preparation.
His family law practice is distinguished by his empathetic approach and exceptional client care skills, earning him a reputation for handling a wide range of cases with professionalism and compassion.
A recognised expert in road traffic and driving matters, Mohammed has developed a strong client following, particularly among high-profile individuals. He is frequently instructed in cases involving driving offences, possessing a deep understanding of the law and ability to draft compelling arguments have led to numerous acquittals and CPS discontinuances.
Regularly led by senior members of the Bar in complex cases, Mohammed is praised for his intelligence, logical approach, and exceptional advocacy skills. His reputation for effectiveness and professionalism has made him a trusted name among solicitors, who frequently request him by name when seeking counsel for their clients.
Mohammed’s direct-access availability makes him accessible to a wide range of clients. His ability to combine legal expertise with a personable approach has earned him client loyalty and respect across the legal profession.
Memberships
- Honourable Society of Lincoln's Inn
- Criminal Bar Association
- Young Legal Aid Lawyers
Notable Cases
2023: R v CT - Isleworth Crown Court - CT was charged with a commerical level of cannabis cultivation. Following trial, there was a hung Jury as the Jury were unable to reach verdicts.
2023: R v FA - Harrow Crown Court - FT stood trial with 5 co-defendants for a conspiracy to Kidnap. Following successful half time submissions for a no case to answer FT was acquitted, with the trial continuing for his co-defendants.
2023 - R v KD - Ipswich Magistrates Court - Reprsented a high-profile former England and Premier League footballer for an exceptional hardship argument.
2024 : R v AL – Snaresbrook Crown Court – Represented a Chinese national, who stood trial for his involvement in a £54.4 million money laundering conspiracy. The trial lasted 4 months and AL was found Not Guilty for money laundering following the Jury being out for 8 days deliberating.
2024: R v CO - Nottingham Crown Court - Successfully represented a Doctor, who faced 4 counts of sexual assault on a Hospital Physiotherapist and a Health Case Assistant during the course of his work life. The Jury returned Not Guilty verdicts on each count.