• Catastrophic personal injury
• Brain injury
• Complex musculo-skeletal and spinal cord injuries
• Fatal accident cases

I qualified as a solicitor in 1999 and have worked in the area of catastrophic personal injury ever since.

As well as recovering compensation for our clients, I place particular emphasis on securing rehabilitation for them at an early stage. I have extensive experience of working closely with expert case managers and rehabilitation companies to secure this goal.

I have worked on numerous cases involving brain injury and other life changing  injuries, including the case of Black v Barrett, a spinal cord injury and brain injury case that settled for £6 million, the case of C v D  a complex musculo-skeletal injury case that settled for £1.75 million, the case of D v D a brain injury case that settled for £1.2 million,  and the case of D v B, a brain injury case that resulted in an award of £4.45 million.

I have been a volunteer trustee of Headway South West London for over 8 years; this is an amazing charity that helps survivors of brain injury. I have worked with the spinal injury charity Backup Trust and I have volunteered as a buddy working with wheelchair users on Backup activity weekends on Dartmoor.

Outside of work, I enjoy cycling and jogging. I am a member of Toastmasters International (a not for profit organisation that promotes public speaking and leadership skills).

Accreditations & Memberships

• Member of APIL Brain Injury Special Interest Group
• ‘Claims Professional of the Year 2016’ award at the Modern Claims Awards
• Personal Injury Claimant Team of the Year 2019
• Highly commended in the Partnership Case of the Year category at the Case Management Society UK’s (CMSUK) Awards 2019
• Finalist for the Claims Collaboration of the Year award with Insurance Post Claims Awards 2018