She qualified as a solicitor in September 2025 after training at the firm, having completed seats in the private client and tax, family, construction and infrastructure, and medical negligence team, gaining broad experience across the firm’s practice areas.

Prior to joining the firm, Sarah had a career in recruitment and compliance, servicing public sector healthcare clients and government bodies. This experience has equipped her with a strong understanding of complex regulatory environments and client service. She studied law and international relations, a joint honours degree, at Sussex University, and completed a Masters in international law at SOAS University of London. Sarah then completed her LPC at BPP University London.

As a qualified member of the Association of Taxation Technicians, Oliver stays up to date with evolving tax law and regulations to provide the best possible service to clients. He is committed to delivering clear, strategic and practical advice to support clients in achieving their objectives.

With a strong focus on capital gains tax (CGT), Oliver advises on CGT planning and compliance, guiding clients through the process of disposing of UK residential property in the most tax efficient way. He also provides clients with detailed inheritance tax guidance, advising on effective strategies to minimise its impact. In addition, Oliver manages the preparation of trust, estate and company accounts, ensuring accuracy and adherence to regulatory standards.

Specialising in providing detailed, thorough, and comprehensible tax advice, Madeleine assists UK resident and non-UK resident individuals, trustees, and executors with a wide range of complex UK tax compliance matters, including income tax, capital gains tax, and inheritance tax. She adheres strictly to UK tax legislation.

Madeleine focuses on delivering tax advice tailored to her clients’ needs, managing the preparation of annual self-assessment tax returns, estate and trust accounts, and 60-day capital gains tax on UK property. Her expertise includes assisting with complex historic accounting for individuals, preparing and submitting tax disclosures to HM Revenue and Customs and settling tax enquiries and penalties issued. She ensures that clients receive the highest standard of service, navigating intricate tax issues and alleviating stress in order to achieve the best outcomes.

With a particular focus on matters with a cross-border or multi-jurisdictional element, both onshore and offshore, Will regularly advises UK-US connected clients. He is an affiliate member of the Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners (STEP), the world’s leading organization for private wealth professionals, and is currently in the process of obtaining his STEP diploma in order to become a full STEP member.

Will joined the firm in May 2025, having previously completed his training contract and qualifying in 2023 in the London office of another top 50 UK law firm. Prior to this, he graduated with a 2:1 from the University of Bristol in 2019, where he read ancient history. Will then completed his Graduate Diploma in Law, and the Legal Practice Course at the University of Law, obtaining a distinction.

She acts for registered providers, local authorities, SMEs and national housebuilders, across all aspects of new build conveyancing. Sarah has a particular specialism in legal site set ups on new developments, dealing with the associated infrastructure agreements, and carrying a caseload of both shared ownership and open market plot sales, from reservation through to completion. She provides a down to earth and friendly approach to her clients and strives to achieve excellent results.

Sarah qualified as a chartered legal executive in 2022, received a commendation in her LPC from the College of Law (Bloomsbury), and dual-qualified as a solicitor in 2023. She has been awarded CQS Conveyancing Quality Scheme accreditation for 2025 by The Law Society, which is an award that recognises a quality standard for residential conveyancing practices.

With a practice that encompasses a broad range of insolvency and restructuring matters, Priscilla advises on administrations and liquidations. She also assists directors in contentious situations, offering strategic guidance on potential liability issues and duties, as well as negotiating settlements to mitigate personal risks. By working closely with insolvency practitioners, she is well-versed in managing complex disputes efficiently and effectively. In addition to her legal practice, Priscilla has contributed to matters impacting the charity and education sectors, leveraging her expertise to support community development and educational programmes, underscoring her dedication to making a positive impact beyond the commercial sphere.

As a junior lawyer, Priscilla is committed to delivering tailored solutions and practical advice to her clients. She prides herself on her meticulous approach to legal research and her ability to distil intricate regulations into actionable strategies. Her proactive mindset ensures she remains current with legislative developments, allowing her to identify innovative pathways for clients seeking to stabilise or reorganise their businesses.

With a focus on building strong client relationships, Priscilla approaches each matter with empathy and clear communication. Her drive to achieve the best possible outcomes is grounded in her commitment to protecting clients’ interests, fostering trust, and promoting sustainable restructuring solutions.

He is experienced in advising his clients about a variety of claims including professional negligence, defect issues, property damage and subrogated recoveries. Jordan also has a strong interest in advising on insurance coverage issues in the construction space. He has experience in a variety of dispute resolution forums including the TCC, Commercial Court, arbitration, and in the application of alternative dispute resolution practices and the opportunities that they present for resolution of his clients’ disputes.

Having acted for and against various stakeholders in the construction industry, he has developed an awareness of the commercial priorities of both his clients and their opponents. Jordan applies this understanding to provide pragmatic advice directed at achieving timely and cost-effective outcomes for his matters.

She has experience across a broad spectrum of non-contentious commercial property matters. Jessica’s work includes drafting and negotiating leases, licences, and other occupational documents, as well as advising on the acquisition and disposal of freehold and leasehold properties. She also supports clients with asset management matters and due diligence for corporate transactions involving property portfolios.

Jessica qualified as a solicitor in 2025 after completing her two-year training contract with the firm, during which she gained experience in both contentious and non-contentious areas of law. Her training included seats in real estate, corporate, and contentious private client, providing her with a well-rounded legal foundation. Jessica holds an LLB degree from the University of Exeter and went on to complete her LLM at the University of Law, while simultaneously completing her Legal Practice Course, for which she earned a distinction.

His key clients sit within the private equity and asset management space, as well as the UK’s tech sector, in areas as diverse as generative AI, advanced manufacturing, software development and user digital experience. James also provides personal immigration advice to private clients in the areas of British nationality, settlement, and family visas, as well as visits to the UK for both business and tourism.

James is also highly experienced in litigating complex appeals via the First-tier Tribunal and Upper Tribunal in the event that such legal recourse is required, as well as in bringing judicial review proceedings via the High Court in the event of unlawful decision making by public authority. James has six years’ post qualified experience as a specialised immigration solicitor, and has worked for the last 10 years exclusively within UK immigration law practices that are highly ranked in both the Legal 500 and Chambers.

He also has experience with the implementation of statutory wills for individuals who lack testamentary capacity and therefore cannot execute their own will. Jack believes in working closely with clients and their families to provide a caring yet efficient service, appreciating the importance of a positive working relationship when it comes to such a personal area of law. He regularly works alongside professionals such as case managers and therapists to ensure that clients feel valued and receive the correct level of support to meet their needs.

Jack has a great deal of experience working alongside litigation solicitors to ensure the proper progression of an individual’s medical negligence or personal injury claim. He qualified as a chartered legal executive in June 2021 and has over 10 years’ experience working in the field of Court of Protection.