Employment and Consumer Rights Lawyers in Dhaka
An employer who will not pay what is owed, a dismissal without reason, a seller who sold you something faulty, a bank that will not correct its mistake. The law gives you remedies, but the deadlines are short. We act quickly and press the claim.
Is this your situation?
Pick the line closest to what happened. Each one opens the service page with the process, the documents and the forum.
Your salary, leave pay or gratuity is unpaid
A demand, a grievance, then the Labour Court.
See how we help →You were dismissed or terminated
Was it lawful, and what are you owed?
See how we help →You face harassment at work
The complaint committee, and what to do if it fails you.
See how we help →A product or service let you down
A complaint to the consumer rights directorate, or a claim.
See how we help →Your bank charged you wrongly or will not respond
The bank's complaint process, then Bangladesh Bank.
See how we help →Your case is already in the Labour Court
Representation in the Labour Court and the Labour Appellate Tribunal.
See how we help →What we handle
- Unpaid Wages & Wrongful TerminationWages, overtime, leave pay, gratuity and termination benefits under the Labour Act.
- Workplace Harassment & Employment RightsComplaints of harassment, discrimination and unfair treatment at work.
- Consumer Complaint & CompensationComplaints under the Consumer Rights Protection Act 2009 and civil claims for loss.
- Banking & Financial Consumer DisputesWrong charges, card and account disputes, and complaints to Bangladesh Bank.
The law we work under
These are the main statutes behind the work on this page. Every case also turns on its own facts and papers.
- Bangladesh Labour Act 2006, as amended by the Bangladesh Labour (Amendment) Act 2026 (Act No. 43 of 2026)
- Consumer Rights Protection Act 2009
- The High Court Division's 2009 guidelines on sexual harassment at work
- Bangladesh Bank's customer complaint process for banking disputes
How it works
- Tell us what happenedCall or WhatsApp 01772137777. We reply within 24 hours.
- We check the deadline firstLabour and consumer claims have short time limits, so we fix the dates before anything else.
- Claim and fee in writingYou get what you can claim, the route and our fee basis in writing.
- We press the claimNotice, grievance or complaint, then the Labour Court or the right forum.
What to bring
- Appointment letter, ID card and payslips
- Termination or dismissal letter, if any
- Bank statements showing salary payments
- For consumer cases: the receipt, warranty and any messages with the seller
Free guides on this topic
Plain-language guides written and reviewed by our advocates.
Bangladesh Labour Act for Employees: What You Get When a Job Ends, Gratuity and Unpaid Wages
How to File a Consumer Rights Complaint in Bangladesh: Online, Hotline 16121 and What You Get
Legal Notice in Bangladesh: How to Write One, What It Costs, and How to Reply
How to Recover Money Owed in Bangladesh: Every Legal Route Compared
Common questions
What am I owed when my job ends?
It depends on how the job ended and how long you worked. Unpaid wages and earned leave are always due, and termination or retirement can add notice pay, compensation or gratuity under the Labour Act and your contract. Our guide explains each case.
How long do I have to bring a labour claim?
The time limits are short. Under the Labour Act's grievance procedure, the written grievance must reach the employer within 30 days, and the Labour Court stage has its own short deadline. Speak to a lawyer as soon as the job ends.
How do I complain to the consumer rights directorate?
File a written or online complaint with the Directorate of National Consumer Rights Protection within 30 days of the problem, with the receipt and evidence. If a fine is imposed, the complainant can receive 25 percent of it.
Can a consumer get compensation?
The directorate can fine the seller, but full compensation for your loss usually needs a civil claim. We advise which route fits the amount and the evidence.
My bank will not fix a wrong charge. What next?
Complain to the bank in writing first and keep the reference. If it does not resolve the problem, complain to Bangladesh Bank, which handles customer complaints against banks.
Owed money by an employer or a seller?
The deadlines are short. Call or WhatsApp 01772137777; we reply within 24 hours. A written assessment costs nothing.