I am a full-time university law lecturer, teaching across both the undergraduate and postgraduate law curriculum. I have experience of setting and writing assessments, providing written and audio feedback, and devising specific revision sessions on undergraduate and postgraduate law modules.

I hold a first-class honours degree (LLB (Hons)) from the University of Huddersfield and a Masters degree (LLM Res) from Sheffield Hallam University. My LLM Res was an extensive piece of research, that was assessed through a 30,000 thesis and a viva voce. My research examined the development of minimum wage legislation in the United Kingdom. This has since been published as a reference book.

I am currently undertaking a PhD, examining the therapeutic and anti-therapeutic effects of the law on refugee integration. I am also writing a reference book, about the Aliens Act 1905 and how this piece of legislation paved the way for modern asylum laws.

My legal interests are broad and include the fields of employment law, constitutional law, and therapeutic jurisprudence, contract law, sports law, and legal research.

I am a reviewer for the European Journal of Legal Studies, and a reviewer for the International Journal of Clinical Legal Education. I am a member of the Society of Legal Scholars and the Association of Law Teachers.