I graduated in law from the Nottingham law school in 2000 and trained to be a barrister, winning the best advocate prize. I was called to the Bar in 2000.

Having joined the firm in January 2004, I decided to convert to being a Solicitor and was admitted as a Solicitor in 2005. My specialist areas include advising on all aspects of Anti Social Behaviour which includes work for the Police as well as Local Authorities and Registered Social Landlords.

I became an Associate of the firm in June 2008 and I also lead Whiteheads' advocacy team. I appear in court as a Trial Advocate in County and Magistrates Court and have a particular interest in Disability Discrimination Act Law.

Areas of expertise:
· Possession
· Injunctions
· Demotion
· Trial advocacy and appeals
· Rent actions and advice