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Practice areas

Practice Areas

Criminal, family and civil work, each handled with the same care from first advice to final hearing.

Every area of practice

Focused expertise, argued in court

Six areas of law, each handled with the same care: a thorough review, a clear strategy and strong representation from first advice to final hearing.

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How we work together

From first call to final hearing

  1. Free first conversation

    A confidential 30-minute call to understand what happened and what you need.

  2. Case review

    I study the documents and evidence, then give you an honest written assessment.

  3. Strategy and preparation

    We agree a plan, prepare witnesses and build the argument together.

  4. Representation

    I stand with you in court, in mediation or at the negotiating table.

Case results

Recent outcomes for clients

A selection of recent matters, shared with client permission and without identifying details.

Criminal defense

Acquitted by jury

Aggravated assault charge. Key witness evidence excluded after cross-examination.

Family law

Primary custody granted

Contested custody hearing resolved with a stable, long-term parenting plan.

Personal injury

Six-figure settlement

Workplace injury claim settled before trial, covering lost earnings and future care.

Appeal

Conviction overturned

Appellate court found the trial judge misdirected the jury on the burden of proof.

Past results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case depends on its own facts and law.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

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What is the difference between a barrister and an attorney?

A barrister specializes in courtroom advocacy and expert legal opinion. I focus on preparing and arguing your case in court, and I can work alongside your existing attorney or take instructions directly.

Is the first consultation really free?

Yes. The first 30-minute conversation is free and confidential. It gives you a clear view of your options before you commit to anything.

Can I contact you directly without an attorney?

In most civil, family and criminal matters, yes. If your case needs an instructing attorney, I will explain why and recommend trusted colleagues.

How long will my case take?

It depends on the court and the complexity of the matter. After reviewing your documents, I will give you a realistic timeline in writing and update you as it changes.

What should I bring to our first meeting?

Any court papers, letters, contracts, photos or messages related to your case, plus a short timeline of events. Do not worry if you do not have everything yet.

Is everything I tell you confidential?

Yes. Communications with me are protected by legal professional privilege and are never shared without your consent, except where the law requires it.