Natasha practices in all areas of criminal defence and associated areas of work including fraud, drugs, violence and public disorder, sexual offences, confiscation and enforcement, licensing and regulatory offences, extradition, inquests, inquiries and public and administrative law.

Natasha has a particular interest in cases involving vulnerable defendants and was a member of JUSTICE's working party on ‘Mental health and fair trial’, chaired by Sir David Latham. The working party reported its findings in November 2017.

Natasha lectures on the Transnational Criminal Justice LLM programme at BPP University Law School in London. Her lectures include ‘Human Rights and the Defence of the Accused’ and ‘Extradition and Surrender’.

Called 2013.

2013 University of Law, Bar Professional Training Course, Outstanding (Top of Year) 2012 University of Law, Graduate Diploma in Law, Distinction 2011 University of Leeds, BA English Language & Literature, First  (Top of Year)