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Rajea Sultana

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Solicitor

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Bengali, English

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Expertise and experience

Rajea is a solicitor specialising in housing law. She works tirelessly to help vulnerable people secure the right to be accommodated and stay in their own accommodation.

She represents tenants, homeowners and homeless people in disputes over tenancies, housing applications and local authority housing allocation decisions.

The types of cases that Rajea has been involved include:

  • challenging decisions of local authorities where they have classed homeless applicants as intentionally homeless or not in priority need of accommodation;
  • helping tenants apply and secure the suspension of an eviction warrants;
  • defending tenants in social housing as well as private tenants in possession proceedings based on allegations of their anti-social behaviour;
  • disputes over sub-letting in social and private housing;
  • disputes over the rights of succession to a tenancy for family members or other dependents; and
  • representing defendants in possession proceedings brought on grounds of rent arrears.

Rajea volunteers at the Bromley-by-Bow Centre in Tower Hamlets, attending once a month to provide pro bono housing law advice at their free drop-in sessions for local residents.

Rajea is recognised in the 2025 Legal 500 as a ‘recommended lawyer’, with the following testimonials:

‘Rajea Sultana is a very dedicated solicitor who is able to develop strong relationships with her clients and achieve great outcomes for them.’

‘Rajea Sultana is seemingly indefatigable. She is a very available partner who puts in the work for her clients. Rajea is dogged and will do everything she can for her clients. She holds counsel to a high standard but always matches the effort herself.’

‘Rajea Sultana … has a remarkable ability to get great outcomes for clients with severe mental health conditions in particular.’

She also won the 2022 Housing Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year Award, praised as a ‘superb community and grassroots housing lawyer.’

2006 - 2008
Welfare, benefits and family law practitioner
2008
Joined Miles & Partners
2011
Qualified as a solicitor
2019
Became Associate
2020
Became Housing Supervisor
2021
Became Partner
2022
Won the Housing Legal Aid Lawyer of the Year Award

Approach and ethos

I care for my clients and try to go that extra mile to assist.

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