Daniel has a wide range of experience across private law, public law and human rights work.

Daniel has a wide range of experience across private law, public law and human rights work. His main areas of practice are housing, social welfare and community care, with a particular focus on discrimination, public law and human rights issues. He also undertakes work in civil actions against the police and other public authorities, and in media law.

He is regularly instructed to represent clients in claims for judicial review in the High Court, as well as parties and interveners in a range of other proceedings from the County Court to the Supreme Court.

Prior to coming to the Bar, Daniel worked as a paralegal in a number of leading public law and human rights solicitors’ firms and as a judicial assistant to Sir John Thomas PQBD at the Court of Appeal.

Housing Law Practitioners Association Housing and Immigration Group Police Action Lawyers Group

BA Archaeology (University of Cambridge), First Class MPhil Social Anthropology (University of Cambridge), Distinction Graduate Diploma in Law (BPP), Outstanding Bar Professional Training Course (BPP), Outstanding