A Cambridge science graduate with London training, international experience and in-house roles at a major bank and at Tesco, Amelia brings an inside view of how organisations assess risk and make decisions. That perspective sits alongside City-grade technique delivered with local knowledge and continuity.

Her practice covers professional negligence, commercial and contractual claims, director and shareholder disputes, partnership and charity matters, allegations of fraud, intellectual property and defamation. She provides holistic advice, whether it be related to an urgent injunction, alternative dispute resolution, or fully contested proceedings.

Amelia’s working style is practical and straight. She maps objectives at the outset, explains the court timetable and realistic alternatives, and sets decision points with costs and risk made clear. Evidence is front-loaded, settlement windows are identified early, and meetings or mediations are set up carefully when that will compress risk and time. When firmer action is needed, preparation is detailed, instructions to counsel are focused and written work is precise, well-executed and is always designed to progress matters. Her goal is always to resolve the dispute, allowing clients to move on with finality.

Those who instruct Amelia experience purposeful communication, disciplined case management and visible progress.