Education CV
Education
University of Cambridge: PhD in Law 2020
- 'Cryptoassets and Smart Contracts, A Challenge to the Law of Succession'
University of Oxford: MPhil Pass without corrections 2018-2019
- ‘Smart Contracts, A challenge To the Law of Succession’
- The thesis outlined the challenges posed to the English law of succession by Ethereum-based ‘smart contracts’.
University of Oxford: Bachelor’s in Civil Law Pass 2017-2018
- Advanced Property and Trusts; Conflict of Laws; Competition Law; Principles of Financial Regulation.
University of Warwick: LLB First Class with Honours 2013-2016
Professional Qualifications
City University London: LLM in Bar Professional Training Distinction 2019-2020
- Called to the Bar of England and Wales in March 2021
- Member of Gray’s Inn
Academic Positions
- Supervisor: Land Law, Christs College, (2023-2024)
- Supervisor: Introductory Legal Skills, Robinson College (20223)
- Supervisor: Cambridge Higher Aspiration Scheme, Gonville & Caius College (20222-2023)
- Admissions Interviewer: Robinson College (2022- 2023)
Fields of research
Law of Property (broadly construed); Succession Law; Financial Regulation; Digital Technologies (Cryptoassets and smart contracts).
Research centres and interest groups
Cryptoassets and Smart Contracts: a Challenge to the Law of Succession?
Summary
Cryptoassets, with their unique features, have posed a challenge to the conventional understanding of property and ownership. The doctoral thesis considers the taxonomical classification of cryptoassets as property pursuant to the law of England and Wales. The project also explores the succession law implications of cryptoassets.
Supervisors
Dr Brian Sloan, Professor Emma Lees (supervisor)
Professor Martin Dixon (adviser)
Examiners
First year paper: Professor Martin Dixon, Dr Emilija Leinarte
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