Before entering the legal profession, I studied Politics as an undergraduate studying both at Lancaster University and the University of Missouri, USA, graduating with honours. After a career in the House of Commons, Westminster, and the Department of Justice in Victoria, Australia, I made the transition to law, studying at BPP University and obtaining a distinction in the Legal Practice Course (LPC).

Currently, I work in the Crown Court department at Watson Woodhouse with a niche in defending people accused of drug offences.  Whilst a lot of my work involves people accused of supplying drugs, I have some expertise in defending those accused of producing them.  For factors such as purity analysis,  I work with a range of barristers and outside experts to secure the best possible outcomes for my clients and I am experienced in helping people navigate what is often the most turbulent and difficult time of their lives, with understanding and empathy.

Also, I undertake advocacy in the Magistrates Court and represent clients in the police station. Therefore, I understand fully the potential ramifications of the advice given and actions taken at the earlier stages of the criminal process, and how these may impact matters down the line – ensuring my clients’ cases have the best possible start from the outset.

Notable cases

R v JB – Murder- Acquitted.

R v DB – Murder -Reduced to a pervert the course of justice; time served.

R v KG – Attempt Murder – Reduced to a section 20 assault.