BA (Law), Cambridge (1992) LLM, London School of Economics (1997) DPhil, Oxford (2003) Principal Teaching Fellow, also Senior Tutor for Science Faculty.

I joined the Warwick Law School in 2004 after initially qualifying as a barrister and then a number of years teaching, mainly in EU law, and pursuing doctoral research on Partnership Rights in EC migration law at Oxford University. I was a lecturer in Law first at Somerville College then at Queen's College from 1997-2004 and was awarded DPhil (PhD) for my thesis entitled Modernising Partnership Rights in EU Family Reunification Law in 2003.

I have taught Constitutional and Administrative law and EU law since I arrived at Warwick, and have started a new module on Legal Issues of Brexit for January 2017. I was Senior Tutor/Director of Student Support and Wellbeing for a number of years in the Law School, and in January 2017 was appointed to a new role on the Dean of Student's office as Faculty Senior Tutor for the Science Faculty.

UG Modules

• LA129-30 Law, State and the Individual
• LA240-15 Foundations of European Law
• LA3B5-15 Judicial Review and Administrative Justice

I welcome enquiries from prospective PhD supervisees. However, please ensure that you have a research proposal which corresponds with the University of Warwick School of Law requirements.