Bilal Tanveer

Bilal qualified as a solicitor in September 2018 and is a supervising solicitor in the Serious Crimes Crown Court Department. He is a popular choice amongst lay and professional client for his detailed preparation, fearless advocacy in court and personable nature. Bilal fights for his clients with a huge amount of determinations and obtains fantastic results.

Bilal has extensive experience in a wide range of criminal offences. Bilal specialises in homicide, firearm, terrorism and large-scale frauds and drug offences. Bilal also has experience in cases involving serious violence and politically motivated offending from terrorism to protest.

Bilal has experience in advising on appeals against conviction and sentence before the Criminal Division of the Court of Appeal.

Bilal will leave no stone untouched in preparation of your case. He will fight passionately for you like no other solicitor and will get you the best possible result.

Notable Cases

R v Z
Central Criminal Court; Case involving 7 youths who allegedly committed murder and
manslaughter. Bilal successfully defended his client from both charges and ZD was acquitted.

R V A
Central Criminal Court; ongoing case involving 7 other co-defendant’s surrounding a murder,
kidnap and perverting the course of justice.

R v X
Central Criminal Court ongoing case surrounding two defendant’s accused of murder.

R V E
Central Criminal Court; Ongoing case surrounding a defendant accused of murdering his partner.

R V J
Central Criminal Court; ongoing case surrounding an allegation or murder.

R v B
Central Criminal Court; Allegations of various terrorism offences, Prosecution offered no evidence
after successful submissions made by the Defence.

R v S
Central Criminal Court; Bilal is currently representing a defendant for drug offences which is
ongoing.

R v P
Snaresbrook Crown Court; Allegations of Robbery and Witness Intimidation. The Prosecution
offered no evidence after successful submissions made.

R v T & Others
Snaresbrook Crown Court; both defendant’s represented by Bilal were accused of being in possession of firearms with intent. After instructing various experts and submitting the reports; the Crown offered no evidence against both defendant’s represented.

R v M
Teesside Crown Court; Defendant accused of attempted murder and was acquitted of this count.

R v J
Snaresbrook Crown Court; Bilal is currently representing a defendant accused of two counts of attempted murder as well as various other offences.

R v Z & Others
Wood Green Crown Court; two co-defendant’s accused of S18 GBH. After successful submissions, the Prosecution offered no evidence.

R v L
Basildon Crown Court; An allegation of Affray, defendant successfully acquitted of this allegation.

R v D
Wood Green Crown Court; Defendant accused of assaulting police officers, acquitted.

R v A
Southwark Crown Court; Submissions made with regards to an abuse of process as the Prosecution failed to make necessary enquiries in respect of the allegation of possession with intent to supply. Prosecution were forced to offer no evidence after successful submissions

R v E & Others
Wood Green Crown Court; Allegations of violent disorder, Bilal represented three of the co-defendant’s who were all family members. After successful submissions made in respect of the evidence, no evidence was offered by the Crown.

R v H
Mold Crown Court; Defendant accused of various historical sexual offences acquitted of all counts.

R v J
Snaresbrook Crown Court; Defendant accused of conspiracy to supply drugs, after sifting through various evidence and the submission of a detailed Defence Statement, the Crown withdrew charges against our client.

R v E
Wood Green Crown Court; Bilal successfully defended a client charged with various drug offences.  The client was a victim of modern slavery and exploitation. The Police clearly did not do their job properly in protecting him. Bilal successfully argued this and no evidence was offered against our client.

R v H
Oxford Crown Court; Bilal represented a defendant in a multi handed historical sexual allegation trial.

R v Z
Derby Magistrates’ Court; Bilal successfully secured a suspended sentence for a defendant accused of S20 GBH.

R v U
Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court; Bilal secured the acquittal of a defendant accused of assaults on his ex partner.

R v T
Highbury Corner Magistrates’ Court; Bilal secured the acquittal of a defendant accused of public order offences. The Defendant did not even attend court and in his absence was acquitted.