2 Hare Court

Emily joined Chambers as a tenant in October 2026, following the successful completion of pupillage at 2 Hare Court. She accepts instructions across Chambers’ principal areas of criminal and regulatory work.

Emily has a busy practice in the Crown, Youth and Magistrates’ Courts. She has particular experience of representing young people and vulnerable defendants and is known for her meticulous preparation, sound judgment, and approachable manner with clients.

Emily also represents registrants in proceedings before the Nursing and Midwifery Council and is a member of the Attorney General’s Junior Junior Scheme.

Before coming to the Bar, Emily served as a Commissioned Officer in the British Army and as a Human Intelligence Officer within a tri-service intelligence unit. Her experience of sensitive material and high-pressure decision-making informs her calm and rigorous approach to her cases.

She is also the winner of the Human Rights Lawyers Association’s 2025 Lord Kerr Essay Competition.

Called 2025

South Eastern Circuit; Honourable Society of Inner Temple

BSc Defence Healthcare Studies – Birmingham City University (2018); MA Intelligence and International Relations – Staffordshire University, Distinction (2023); PGDL (Law Conversion) – BPP University, Distinction (2024); Bar Course – Inns of Court College of Advocacy, Merit (2025)