About Shah
Shah qualified as a Solicitor in 2025 and joined TV Edwards in 2026. Prior to Shah’s qualification as a Solicitor, he worked in Conveyancing as a Paralegal and has over 5 years of experience in residential sales and purchases.
Shah advises a range of clients, from individuals and families looking to purchase a new home, to property investors and companies wishing to enhance their portfolio through buy to let and auction transactions.
Known for his client care, progressional guidance and understanding his clients position throughout the transaction, Shah delivers a practical and results-driven service.
Shah prides himself in having a client-focused approach ensuring he maintains clear communication and provides pragmatic advice. He works closely with clients to ensure their instructions are fully understood, and ensuring their matters are completed in a reasonably swift and a cost-effective manner.
Key Expertise / Practice Areas
- Residential property sales and purchases
- Re-mortgages
- Transfers of Equity
Additional Expertise
- Shah also has experience in conveyancing matters involving Islamic finance lenders, allowing him to provide support to those who wish to purchase properties with alternative finance arrangements.
Notable cases
- Represented a client in a leasehold sale which involved a management company who was identified as overcharging its residents over £1.2mn and were noted in a BBC article and Panorama documentary. Shah assisted his client in completing the sale whilst ensuring no further costs could be charged by the management company post completion.
- Shah acted for a notable Paralympian in their purchase
Education & Qualifications
- Completed LLB at University of Kent and obtained a 1st Class degree
- Completed an LLM Masters in Law at University of Law
- Qualified as a Solicitor in October 2025
Languages
- Bengali
Professional Memberships / Panels / Associations / Accreditations
Member of Law Society of England and Wales
Interests
- Shah is currently studying Arabic
- Shah is also learning Chess with his brother (who Shah begrudgingly admits is better than him)
