With over 10 years of experience in trying cases and representing clients in high-stakes litigation and disputes I am skilled and committed to doing the right thing. When it comes to fraud, it’s not the victim’s fault so helping them out is rewarding. I bring straight talking, wisdom and professionalism to my work and have been fortunate to see many successful results achieved for my clients.
I started off my law career working as a solicitor at Lyons Davidson under a training contract, gaining experience across a breadth of areas but finally specialising in defendant personal injury work. My subsequent roles at BLM and DAC Beachcroft were focused on fraud claims, mainly working with insurance firms.
A former colleague worked at Tenet and suggested I’d be a good fit when the team was expanding. Since being here I have developed a particular interest in financial and banking fraud, investment fraud and employee fraud and spent time investigating, strategising and dealing with litigation arising from these claims.
I have also featured in the media for the work I do around Authorised Push Payment Fraud supporting clients who have been victims in this area and working with the banks around the Contingent Reimbursement Model (CRM), which involves assessing each individual case, collecting evidence and negotiating to reimburse the lost funds.
I’ve always been proud of the results I’ve achieved for clients. It comes from creating good relationships with them, people know they can come to me and be sure I’ll do my best to solve their problems.
One of the primary reasons I was attracted to joining Tenet was the fresh approach to modern working – putting client service and employee wellbeing ahead of financial targets and internal metrics. At Tenet we are not about clock watching, unnecessary admin and complicated billing, we focus on the solution. The inclusive workplace culture allows me to thrive, focus on my work and be the best version of me.
