Overview
Nathan is now a second-six pupil, accepting instructions under supervision across all types of Personal Injury litigation. He is happy to represent both Claimant and Defendant. Throughout his pupillage, he was supervised both by Julie-Anne Luck and Hannah Haines. He has experience with the Court of Protection and would welcome instruction in both Health and Welfare and Property and Affairs.
His first six included observing both fast-track and multi-track personal injury cases. He is familiar with issues such as employers’ liability, road-traffic accidents, actions against the police, inquests and clinical negligence. His Court of Protection work focused on the Health and Welfare jurisdiction for P, the Local Authority and Healthcare bodies.
Nathan seeks opportunities to develop his civil practice and skills across all areas and welcomes the challenges that new types of cases bring.
Prior to coming to the bar, Nathan worked in public-sector bid writing for companies in the Education, Marketing, Construction, and IT sectors. He also volunteered with the charity IPSEA, providing legal advice to parents of children with SEND. He assisted in preparing appeals for the SEND Tribunal.
Education
Bar Course, ICCA
GDL, Ulaw
Masters in English Literature, Durham University.
BA in English Literature, Durham University.
