I joined Tees in 2023 as a paralegal in the litigation and dispute resolution team. I provide support and assistance on various matters ranging from commercial disputes, and general property disputes.
I am friendly and approachable, and I genuinely care about my clients. I aim to provide clear advice and to help you understand the legal process and the outcome that you might expect.
We represent both claimants and defendants, handling a wide range of cases including contractual disputes, property disagreements, debt recovery, insolvency and construction disputes.
Very in-depth knowledge and much depth to the team. The advice is always on point with due consideration given to cost:benefit analysis.
I hold a 2:1 honours degree in English Literature from Southampton University and have more recently graduated from BPP University with a Distinction in Master of Law and Legal Practice. I am currently studying as a Graduate Solicitor Apprentice with BPP University and am due to sit my Solicitor Qualifying Exams in Spring 2026. I look forward to embarking further on my journey to qualification with Tees.
In my free time, I enjoy reading and spending time with friends and family. I am also an avid follower of the Women’s Super League and enjoy watching Arsenal WFC whenever I can.
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