Things that nourish me:
The smell of sawdust in my workshop / fresh mountain air / St. Ouen’s sunsets / camping trips / my Canon 50mm lens / the depth and tone of a black and white photograph / sitting in the sun watching cricket / loud shirts / the feeling of cold sea water hitting my face / sunbathing on my paddleboard / hearing my kids laughing / lying in our hammock / the crack of a .22 round / cooking the perfect carbonara / European café culture / long weekend city breaks with my wife / the crunch of fresh snow under skis / a good war film.


Expertise
Humanity
I am an Advocate in BCR Law's Dispute Resolution team and lead the firm's Tenancy Management service. I advise clients across a broad range of contentious matters, with particular expertise in tenancy disputes, personal injury and clinical negligence claims, criminal law, property and planning disputes, and commercial litigation.
I am frequently instructed by both residential and commercial landlords to resolve tenancy-related disputes and have extensive experience advising on all aspects of landlord and tenant law. I regularly represent clients before the Courts in relation to eviction proceedings, tenancy breaches, rent arrears and other property-related disputes.
In addition to my tenancy practice, I advise individuals and businesses on a wide range of dispute resolution matters, providing practical, strategic advice tailored to their circumstances. Whether acting in complex litigation, personal injury claims or planning disputes, I am committed to helping clients achieve the best possible outcome in an efficient and cost-effective manner.
Drawing on my broad litigation experience and advocacy skills, I work closely with clients to navigate legal challenges with confidence, providing clear guidance and robust representation throughout the dispute resolution process.
At school I was always interest in science, particularly biology and chemistry and always thought that I would end up in the medical profession.
Over time, and thanks to work experience places at law firms during my school summer holidays, I developed an interest in law which led me to study law at university.
Having been born and raised in Jersey, I always knew that I would return to the Island after university which I ultimately did and I have worked in the legal profession in Jersey ever since.
For me, the most compelling aspect of the job is the human element. Every dispute we handle carries its own distinct nuances, shaped by the individuals on either side. While the legal principles we apply remain relatively constant, the way we interpret and adapt them often shifts to suit the unique circumstances of each case and the needs of our clients.
I am particularly driven by the satisfaction of achieving a strong result for my client, especially when the odds are stacked against them. There's a unique sense of fulfilment in overcoming challenges, thinking creatively under pressure, and turning a difficult situation into a positive outcome.
Personal Injury
Criminal