Education CV
Education
2017-present : PhD Candidate, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge (2017-present)
2016 : LLM (Distinction), University College London
2006 : Legal Practice Course, College of Law, London
2005 : Graduate Diploma in Law (Distinction), College of Law, London
2003 : BA in Anglo-Saxon, Norse and Celtic, Emmanuel College, University of Cambridge
Professional Experience
Solicitor, England and Wales
2007-2009 : Training Contract, Salans LLP (London)
2009-2010 : Associate in Shipping and Banking Litigation, Salans LLP (London)
2010-2015 : Associate in Shipping Dispute Resolution and Financial Sanctions Compliance; Professional Support Lawyer, Reed Smith LLP (London)
Fields of research
English Civil Procedure
Proportionality in Case Management under the Civil Procedure Rules 1998: Meaning, Functionality and Improvement
Summary
My research focuses on whether the concept of proportionality, introduced as a case management tool for the reduction of cost and delay in civil litigation, functions sufficiently to meet the aims of its introduction. If it does not, are there any ways in which its application can be improved, and is there any guidance on that application to be distilled from the relevant case law?
Supervisors
Professor Neil Andrews
Representative Publications
'Retrospective validaction of service by email and procedural compliance by litigants in person: Barton v Wright Hassall LLP' (CJQ 2018, 37(3), 289-298)
'Recoverability as costs of CFA success fees and ATE premiums: Plevin v Paragon Personal Finance Ltd' (CJQ 2017, 36(4), 401-409)
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