Alex has a broad Commercial Chancery practice, with a particular focus on commercial disputes, property, company law and insolvency. Alex frequently appears in the County Court and is regularly praised for the speed at which he is able to distil complex legal issues and convoluted fact patterns before then presenting persuasive arguments, both in written and oral form.
Alex regularly welcomes instructions in Small Claim and Fast Track Trials, alongside also accepting instructions to act in possession hearings, CCMCs, winding up and bankruptcy petitions, and interlocutory hearings. Alex has also conducted trials over several days and is happy to accept Instructions to act in multi-day matters.
Alongside regularly appearing in court, Alex also maintains a busy paperwork practice, and is frequently instructed to produce formal advices and draft proceedings.
Before commencing practice at the Bar, Alex undertook the BCL at Christ Church, University of Oxford. Prior to the BCL, Alex obtained his LLB from Keele University, where upon completion, he was awarded the Maxwell Law Prize as the highest ranked student in a cohort of 212.
Career Prior to Law
Prior to changing to a career in law, Alex completed a Level 2 Diploma in Carpentry and Joinery.
After then spending some time working in the hospitality industry, Alex moved to Australia where he lived for two years. In Australia, Alex continued to work in the hospitality industry whilst also working on a vineyard in Margaret River, where he worked alongside the fifth generation owner to make wine.