Harriet accepts instructions across the full range of chambers’ practice areas, prosecuting and defending in all areas of criminal law.
Harriet has developed a busy practice in the Crown Court, Magistrates’ Court and Youth Court. Her practice involves representing clients and appearing for the Crown in a wide range of cases, from serious violence and drug offences, to fraud, dishonesty and driving offences. She is known for her detailed case analysis, thorough preparation and excellent client care, frequently winning praise from those she is appearing before and represents.
Before practicing as a barrister, Harriet obtained a Bachelors of Music before undertaking her Graduate Diploma in Law. After her studies she worked as a project coordinator at a homeless charity. She has volunteered as both a mentor and the programme director for the Griffin Law programme, an outreach campaign at Gray’s Inn focusing on social mobility at the Bar.
