Sajjad acts in a wide range of commercial disputes, whether litigated in the High Court or County Court, or otherwise dealt with through mediation or at round table meetings. He is equally good at dealing with clients who want to have their day in court and those who wish to reach an out of court settlement for commercial reasons, usually being the mitigation of costs liability. 

Sajjad represents clients in claims ranging from construction, supply of goods and services and agency to professional negligence and general commercial contractual disputes. He also has experience of claims involving the marshalling of securities; partnership disputes and fraud. He is especially adept at dealing with technical disputes which require a particular attention to detail and forensic analysis. 

Recent Cases:

• J v K (2025): Acting in a high value shareholder dispute involving multiple companies
• A v SW (2024) (Commercial Court): Acting as Junior Counsel for multiple Claimants in a claim involving allegations of negligent misstatement against commercial property agents.
• Swaby v KHK One Ltd [2024] EWHC 2056 (KB): Acting for the successful lender in a case which re-confirmed the principle that the fact that charges over properties were still pending registration with the Land Registry did not affect the lender's power of sale.
• E v I (2024): Acting for the provider of private ambulance services in a claim against accountants involving allegations of professional negligence.
• E v J (2024): Acting for the Claimant in a claim against solicitors for professional negligence.
• L v O (2023): Advising a trustee-in-bankruptcy as to their powers to compel a bankrupt executor to progress the distribution of an estate of which they were a beneficiary so as to release monies to discharge the claims of creditors proving in the bankruptcy.
• Re Lynch [2020] EWHC 15 (Ch): Acting for the Respondent in an appeal raising issues relating to the jurisdiction of the insolvency Court.