Danielle is developing a practice in employment, discrimination, personal injury, and clinical negligence law.

Before pupillage, Danielle worked for trade unions for several years. She advised and represented members at all stages of Employment Tribunal proceedings. She worked on complex cases involving false self-employment, illegality, and sex work.

Danielle is currently completing her doctoral research in employment law at UCL. She previously attended Harvard University as a Kennedy Scholar after graduating first in year from UCL.

Danielle is also the Assistant Editor of the UK Labour Law Blog and a Caseworker at the Law Corner. Her prior legal work includes teaching employment law at UCL and research assistance at the Law Commission of England and Wales.

PhD, UCL (estimated 2026)

Bar Vocational Training Couse, ICCA (2024)

Lord Denning Scholarship, Lincoln’s Inn (2020)

Kennedy Scholarship, Harvard University (2020)

Law with Another Legal System (Hong Kong), UCL (2017)

Andrews Medal, UCL (2017)

Sweet & Maxwell Prize, UCL (2017)

Dean’s List Award, UCL (2017)

Faculty Research Prize, UCL (2017)

1|GC Family Law Prize, UCL (2017)

Employment Lawyers Association (ELA)

Industrial Law Society (ILS)

Personal Injury Bar Association (PIBA)