Faiz Ur Rehman Wattoo is a qualified Pakistani lawyer bringing criminal litigation experience together with legal research, emerging technology, and a commitment to human rights.
Lawyer. Legal researcher.
Legal technology enthusiast.
Advocate of a District Bar
Pakistan
An understanding of evidence, an interest in technology, and a focus on the people behind every legal question.
Faiz holds an LL.B. from the University of the Punjab and an LL.M. (SQE) with Distinction from Anglia Ruskin University, London. He received the Top Achiever Award in Criminal Law and Evidence.
As a Junior Associate at AYR Attorneys at Criminal Law in Lahore, he prepared legal documents, attended court proceedings, and supported trial court work involving homicide and other indictable offences.
His continuing development includes Harvey’s Level 1 Legal Engineer certification, training in AI and the rule of law, cybersecurity policy, and practical legal training through the Lahore High Court Bar Association.
Based in Wellingborough, United Kingdom, he brings these experiences to interests spanning technology law, legal engineering, cybercrime, human rights, criminal trials, and civil and family matters.
English · Urdu · Punjabi
Top Achiever Award in Criminal Law and Evidence.
Modules included Criminal Law and Evidence; Dispute Resolution; Business Law and Solicitor Accounts; and Law of Wills, Probate and Succession.
“Safeguarding the Vulnerable: A Critical Analysis of Police Compliance with the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984.”
A foundation in criminal law, legal research, evidence, procedure, and legal analysis.
Prepared legal documents, attended court proceedings, and managed day-to-day responsibilities in a criminal law firm. Principal exposure to trial court matters involving homicide and other indictable offences.
Elected to support youth leadership and volunteer engagement, with participation in initiatives promoting inclusion, civic engagement, human rights, and community development.
From courtroom practice to the
next generation of legal technology.
Harvey
14 October 2026Saïd Business School, University of Oxford
19 September 2026LinkedIn Learning
12 October 2025Lahore High Court Bar Association
29 April 2025Criminal Law and Evidence
Anglia Ruskin University, London
2024 · Recognition for services relating to gender-based violence issues.