James enjoys a diverse common law practice, with particular focus on personal injury and related work including credit hire, insurance fraud and coronial law. He is instructed by both claimants and defendants to draft pleadings, provide advice and to represent clients at all levels of trial and interlocutory hearings. Before coming to the Bar he worked for a major national insurance law firm of solicitors. During his time there he worked closely with lay clients and technical claims handlers on a varied case load which included work ranging from insurance fraud rings to high value personal injury claims.

Called 2010, Middle Temple.

PIBA.

University College Durham (2007, LLB Hons Law); City University (2009, Bar Vocational Course).