Legal analysis and strategy to support strategic national-level climate litigation against States, drawing on Urgenda's ground-breaking case against the Dutch Government, with particular focus on States' human rights obligations to mitigate climate change.

Studies focused on human rights law and transnational environmental law, with a focus on climate change litigation. Awarded the highest mark in various individual subjects, including Transnational Environmental Law; Issues in Environmental Governance; Media Law; and International Business Transactions: Conflict of Laws, Extraterritoriality, and Global Governance. Scholarship recipient from the Lionel Murphy Foundation.

Worked in partnership with equality defenders in Serbia, Moldova, South Asia and South East Asia to promote the rights to equality and non-discrimination through litigation at the national, regional and international level, capacity building, research and advocacy.

Human rights litigation to defend journalists and bloggers against restrictions on their freedom of expression and rights to liberty and fair trial.

Responsible for a diverse litigation caseload regarding claims arising out of conditions in UK prisons brought under the Human Rights Act 1998, Data Protection Act 1998, workplace safety legislation and common law torts.

Human rights litigation at South Africa’s largest human rights law clinic. Contributed to a right to education group action against the State that led to a structural change in education policy.

Advised clients on domestic human rights issues and statutory powers. Brought a successful administrative law claim on behalf of the medical profession regulator to defend the rights of vulnerable patients.

Completed professional legal training at international top-tier commercial law firm.

Worked for Professor Hilary Charlesworth (Australian National University, College of Law), and Professors Carolyn Evans, Ian Malkin, Andrew Robertson and Beth Gaze (University of Melbourne, Law School).