Dr Daniyal Shakeel
Dr. Daniyal Shakeel is a distinguished Lecturer, qualified Property Lawyer and an unregistered barrister based in London who joined the University of Westminster in 2023, specialising in the intersecting domains of real estate law and finance. Holding a dual role in academia and legal practice, he possesses an unparalleled understanding of the intricacies that govern property law and the financial aspects of real estate transactions.
As a lecturer at the University of Westminster, he committed to providing comprehensive knowledge in the areas of real estate law and finance for professionals to both undergraduate and postgraduate students. He has played an essential role in developing future leaders in the sector by combining traditional pedagogical approaches with innovative techniques that mimic real-world scenarios. His courses give students the tools to understand complex legal frameworks, case law, and financial market trends.
As a qualified property lawyer, Dr. Shakeel handles complex cases related to property disputes, transactions, and regulatory compliance. He has a deep understanding of essential UK legislation such as the Land Registration Act 2002 and the Law of Property Act 1925. He is well-versed in Alternative Dispute Resolution methods like negotiation and mediation. His practice is noted for its meticulous attention to detail, adherence to ethical standards, and consistently delivering favourable client outcomes.
What sets Dr. Shakeel apart is his enthusiasm for research, particularly in business, property and human rights. His research portfolio is robust, incorporating a mix of qualitative and quantitative methodologies, and often explores the ethical implications of business practices in relation to property law and finance.
Dr. Shakeel's strengths are not confined to hard skills alone; he is an effective communicator, a critical thinker, and an excellent collaborator. These qualities make him not just a capable educator and legal professional but also a researcher par excellence.
Professional Memberships
Fellow of the Royal Society of Arts (FRSA)
Senior Fellowship of the Higher Education Academy (SFHEA)
Fellow of Chartered Institute of Management (FCMI)
Member of the Royal Society of Lincoln’s Inn (Unregistered Barrister)
Member of London Institute of Banking & Finance
Specialist Property Lawyers: Council of Licensed Conveyancer
Business and Human Rights
Property and Human Rights
Financial Services Laws
Landlords & Tenants in Residential Context
Bankruptcy and Consumer Rights
Research Ethics
