Ameer Abdul Rehman
Roles at this organisation
- Solicitor’ Agent & Paralegal
Call to Bar at The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn
Education
- LLB, LLM
Languages spoken
- English
- Hindi
- Punjabi

Mr. Ameer Abdul Rehman was called to the Bar by The Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn in November 2025 after successfully completing the Bar Training Course at University of the West of England with an overall grade of Very Competent. He also completed an LLM as the postgraduate component of the Bar course at the same university.
Prior to moving to England, Mr. Abdul Rehman served as an Associate at the Advocate General Islamabad’s Office, where he assisted in a range of high-profile constitutional, civil, and criminal matters. He also worked as an Associate at H&M Advocates and Corporate Consultants, assisting senior counsel in significant constitutional cases and regularly appearing before district courts in Pakistan. He is enrolled with the district courts in Pakistan and is a member of the Punjab Bar Council.
Alongside his legal practice, Mr. Abdul Rehman has experience in legal academia. He served as a Lecturer at Islamabad School of Law, a recognised teaching centre for the University of London, where he taught Contract Law and Tort Law to first and second-year law students.
At Solicitors Inn, Mr. Abdul Rehman is part of the Litigation Department, where he works on matters involving civil litigation, motoring offences, and landlord and tenant disputes. He also regularly represents clients at the County Court as a solicitor’s agent. Clients and colleagues alike value his strong understanding of litigation strategy, and attention to detail.
Outside of practice, Mr. Abdul Rehman is an avid reader with a keen interest in legal history and biographies of distinguished lawyers. One of his favourite works is Case Histories by Thomas Grant, which chronicles the life and career of Jeremy Hutchinson.
We are proud to have Mr. Abdul Rehman as part of the team at Solicitors Inn and look forward to his continued contribution to both the firm and our clients.
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