Jamie practices in commercial, employment, public, and information/data law. He appears regularly in the High Court and the EAT. Jamie has particular expertise in conspiracy and economic tort claims, restraint of trade and ‘team move’ disputes, and claims involving breaches of directors’ duties, fiduciary duties, and duties of confidence. In the Tribunals, he is usually instructed in complex whistleblowing and discrimination claims.

In information/data law, Jamie is presently instructed by the Information Commissioner in two high-profile disputes. He is the author of two books at the intersection of technology and law, and his research in this field has been cited by Lord Sales JSC in lectures including his BAILII lecture, Algorithms, Artificial Intelligence, and the Law.

Jamie was called to the Bar in 2013 after graduating first in his year from the University of Oxford. He has held fellowships at Harvard University and the University of Cambridge.

ELA, ELBA