Natalie is a highly skilled barrister specialising in housing, property, and personal injury law. She is recognised for her exceptional advocacy, meticulous written work, and ability to deliver practical, persuasive, and strategic advice to clients.

Before joining chambers, Natalie built a busy and diverse common law and crime practice, where she quickly established herself as an outstanding trial advocate. She regularly appeared in both the Magistrates’ and Crown Courts, prosecuting and defending in serious criminal matters. This extensive trial experience honed her forensic precision, her ability to conduct incisive cross-examinations, and her calm effectiveness in handling last-minute evidential developments.

Beyond her practice, Natalie is deeply committed to public service. She currently serves as a school governor at a large all-through school in South London, overseeing provision for students aged 3 to 18. She previously served as a trustee for the charity Z2K, which provides advice and advocacy for people living in poverty, and as Chair of the Union of Brunel Students Trustee Board. Through these roles, she has demonstrated her ability to assess organisational risk, drive positive change, and contribute to effective governance.

Natalie accepts instructions on a direct access basis.

Outside of practice, she enjoys travelling with her two young children, sharing with them her love of new cultures and diverse cuisines.