Noémi Byrd has a broad practice spanning the law relating to the built and natural environment. She is equally at home in the civil and criminal courts, and is an experienced public inquiry advocate. Noémi welcomes direct public access instructions, and is experienced in acting for community campaign groups.
Much of her work is in planning, with other complementary areas of public and private law including easements, heritage and listed buildings, highways, nuisance, tree and hedgerow protection, and trespass. Noémi is also experienced in a range of local government regulatory areas including licensing and food hygiene.
Noémi has a longstanding specialism in public rights of way, advising in cases where rights of way and development proposals overlap, and acting for highway authorities and landowners in Definitive Map Modification Order inquiries.
Hungarian (fluent), French (conversational), Dutch (basic)
UKELA PEBA
LLM International Business Law (BPP University Law School, 2017) Postgraduate Diploma in Law and Bar Vocational Course (BPP Law School, 2002-4) BA Hons. English Language and Literature (University of Oxford, 1996)