Ullah Law Associates

ULA Solicitors was established in 2007 by Mohammed Arif Ullah, a solicitor specializing in criminal defence, with a view to setting up a dedicated criminal defence practice specializing in high-profile, complex cases, often with an international dimension. In 2018 Ullah Law Associates incorporated into ULA Solicitors Ltd. Mohammed brings all his ex... perience to bear in establishing a practice specializing in the most serious and complex work across all areas of crime, along with immigration, personal injury, litigation and family law. We are a team of senior solicitors who combine their knowledge and expertise in representing our clients on the most serious and complex of cases. We firmly believe in striving to bring justice to the society. We have handled various high-profile cases and have maintained our longstanding reputation of being efficient and putting the client first. Our support for the client is not limited to the legal representation of their case; we go above and beyond to ensure that our client is at ease. We have developed a strong, experienced and committed team legal representatives who are ambitious about providing the best service with high standards. We believe that the correct representation results in the best outcomes. We provide support to our clients from the first point of arrest to representation at court hearings. The team members are experts in their analytical approach to cases, probing the evidence, and being prepared to challenge statute, case law, and evidence. Amongst the cases handled have been a number of high profile and sensitive matters in which the media have taken great interest adding to the level of care and expertise required. Mohammed Ullah is currently instructed in a very high costs case (VHCC) to act on behalf of the first of five defendants accused of converting in excess of £130 million through a bureaux de change and a property portfolio spanning 3 continents. On-going. R v T and Others, Southwark Crown Court Historical sexual assaults and indecent assault on ...Read More