One Pump Court

CrimeHousing & Community CarePrison LawPublic LawInquests & Public Inquiries Team

Direct Access

Call: 2011

Natalie is an advocate who goes above and beyond for her clients. She is adept at representing those who are vulnerable, particularly those with mental health issues. Natalie’s down-to-earth approach combined with her passion for justice and human rights inspires trust and confidence in her clients.

Natalie’s housing law practice includes possession claims, unlawful evictions and matters involving disrepair (including prosecutions brought in the magistrates’ court under section 82 of the Environmental Protection Act 1990). As a result of her previous practice in criminal law, Natalie is particularly sought after where there is a clear intersection between housing law and criminal law, to the extent of being approached and instructed directly by the Court of Appeal when these areas merge.

In addition, Natalie accepts instructions in inquests & inquiries and has particular experience representing families in cases where the deceased was suffering from mental health issues (including in police custody and prison environments). Natalie is a member of the INQUEST Lawyers Group.

Natalie also accepts instructions in matters in the Court of Protection.

Natalie’s experience in a number of areas of law can assist where creative legal arguments could be put forward or where a holistic understanding of a client’s issues is required.

Criminal Bar Association Housing Law Practitioners’ Association (HLPA) INQUEST Lawyers Group The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple Haldane Society of Socialist Lawyers, Executive Committee Haldane Feminist Lawyers, Founder

King’s College London, LLM in Labour Law (Distinction) City University Law School, BPTC BPP Law School, GDL and LLB Upgrade University of California, Santa Barbara (with one year of this degree studied abroad at Queen Mary, University of London), BA in Political Science