Education CV
Experience
- Knowledge Lawyer, Slaughter and May (2023–present)
- Knowledge Lawyer, Allen & Overy (2022–2023)
- Associate (Corporate/M&A), Slaughter and May (2019–2022)
- Trainee Solicitor, Slaughter and May (2017–2019)
- Assistant Lecturer in Law, University of Kent (2013–2017)
Admission
- Solicitor (England and Wales) (2019–present)
Education
- Doctor of Philosophy in Law (Candidate), University of Cambridge
- Postgraduate Diploma in Legal Practice with Distinction, BPP Law School
- Master of Laws (Research), University of Kent
- Bachelor of Laws with First Class Honours, University of Kent
Awards
- Squire Postgraduate Studentship in Law, University of Cambridge
Fields of research
- Private Law
- Law of Obligations
- Law of Contract
- Law of Deeds
Research centres and interest groups
Deeds in English contract law
Summary
Despite widespread use in practice, deeds have received scant attention in contemporary literature on English private law. In particular, it remains unclear whether deeds constitute contracts. Through a close doctrinal analysis, focussing on matters of interest in corporate and commercial law, the thesis seeks to clarify our understanding of promises contained in deeds and their relationship with the law of contract.
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