Case law update: Directors’ Duty to think and act in Good Faith
The Supreme Court has, for the first time, confirmed the test for determining whether a director has breached their duty
Biography
I am a Litigation Solicitor advising individuals, businesses, landowners and farmers on a wide range of disputes.
Our team covers a broad range of commercial and civil litigation, including contractual and property disputes, with particular knowledge of matters affecting the agricultural sector. We take a pragmatic and commercially focused approach, working closely with clients to understand their objectives and achieve the best possible outcome.
Whether a dispute can be resolved through negotiation or requires formal proceedings, we support clients throughout the process and aim to make what can be a challenging experience as straightforward as possible.
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Awards and accreditations
Further information
I graduated from the University of Exeter with a first-class degree in History in 2022. In 2024, I completed a master’s degree in law (conversion) and passed the Solicitor’s Qualifying Exam with a distinction. I was pleased to secure a contract and commenced training in September 2024. I gained experience with the Agriculture, Medical Negligence, Employment and Litigation teams. I qualified in September 2026.
Outside of work, I enjoy reading and spending time with friends and family. I also have a particular passion for travelling; my last trip was to China.
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