Human Rights.

Sean is a partner in the human rights department at Leigh Day.  He acts for individuals and groups on a wide range of issues including privacy and data breach claims, human rights, prisoner rights, environmental, discrimination and information law matters. 

Trained Leigh Day 1993-96; qualified 1996; assistant solicitor 1996-2001; partner 2001. Previously worked in industry as a research scientist and then as a campaigner for Friends of the Earth (England and Wales).

Association of Prison Lawyers; Law Society’s Climate Change Working Party; APIL.

St Paul’s School, Barnes; Oxford University (biochemistry degree); University of Westminster (Law Conversion Course).

Politics and sport.