Emma is a Partner in our Court of Protection department, bringing extensive expertise in mental capacity law and enhancing our offering with dedicated Health & Welfare services alongside our established Finance and Care specialists.
Emma studied Law at the University of East Anglia before completing the Bar Vocational Course at BPP Law School. She began her career as a barrister in 2007, working across several government regulatory departments, where she gained significant experience in complex mental capacity and social care matters. Emma later cross‑qualified as a solicitor and has since built a strong reputation as a leading practitioner in Court of Protection work.
Emma is recognised nationally for her expertise. She was first ranked in Chambers and Partners in 2012 as a “star associate” for Court of Protection (UK‑wide). She is accredited by The Law Society as an Accredited Legal Representative (ALR) and also acts as a Panel Deputy for the Office of the Public Guardian.
With specialist experience spanning health and welfare, property and financial affairs, and social care, Emma brings a deep, compassionate understanding of the challenges faced by individuals lacking capacity and their families. Her appointment strengthens our ability to provide comprehensive, person‑centred support across the full spectrum of Court of Protection matters.
Outside of the office, Emma enjoys spending time outdoors with her family and friends.