Expertise
- Real Estate
Amaar specialises in Development Finance, Portfolio Refinancing, Asset Management and Commercial and Residential Property. In addition, he is well-equipped at drafting Employment Contracts.
Joining BOS in 2021, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, Amaar quickly and seamlessly made his mark with our clients, assisting a client on a £15 million portfolio refinance and on a flagship £60 million development in Leeds, Yorkshire. Amaar demonstrates high efficiency and productivity, navigating each legal matter with poise and professionalism.
Fluent in Urdu and Hindko, Amaar demonstrates excellent care when working with clients, attuning to their situations and ensuring a level of understanding, flexibility and cultural awareness with all of his clients. Amaar also enjoys liaising with clients and is known to build enjoyable working relationships with them.
In his second year of training, Amaar was involved in the corporate aspect of one of the largest transactions in the firm’s history – a £35 million re-financing facility on behalf of one of BOS’ oldest clients.
Having completed his LLB at the University of London, Amaar completed his LLM and LPC in the University of Reading campus, at the University of Law.
Latest insights & commentary
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A TALE OF TWO RELIEFS – The Court of Appeal distinguishes between the procedure applicable in the Employment Tribunal and the Civil Courts.
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