Meredith has a broad practice across Chambers’ core areas including personal injury, clinical negligence, inquests, property damage, professional negligence and general commercial litigation.

She has a busy court practice, appearing in a variety of hearings and applications every week. Throughout the Coronavirus pandemic, she has conducted numerous remote hearings and applications.

She is also instructed in The Ingenious Litigation, led by Ben Quiney QC and Carlo Taczalski, a multi-million pound claim concerning allegedly negligent tax planning advice.

Meredith read law at the University of York, graduating first in her year and being the first person to be awarded First Class Honours (with distinction) in Law. While undertaking her LLM she was a tutor at the University of York in both tort and contract.

Prior to joining the Bar, she spent a year as the judicial assistant to Lord Justice Simon in the Court of Appeal where she predominantly worked on large commercial cases, but also gained experience across a broad range of practice areas. Meredith also worked at the Infected Blood Inquiry where her expertise was required in taking witness evidence from infected and affected individuals and in compiling reports evaluating information from thousands of pages of disclosed documents.

BPTC, BPP Law School (2017) LLM, Distinction (1st in year), University of York (2015) LLB Law, First Class Honours with Distinction (1st in year), University of York (2011-2014)