Alex has a broad experience of Employment Tribunal claims and understands the emotional nuance, client care and detailed case preparation to successfully litigate in the Employment Tribunal.

Alex regularly represents employees as sole counsel in multi-day Employment Tribunal hearings in claims related to whistleblowing, discrimination and the Equality Act, unfair dismissal and employment contracts.

Alex has advised and represented employees from a number of sectors including tunnelling engineers, bankers, cleaners, teachers, solicitors, playground design salesmen, and doctors.

While Alex’s practice is predominantly employee and individual focussed, he also has experience defending Respondents from discrimination claims with complex and overlapping allegations.

Alex has also gained a wide experience of civil claims related to employment – such as claims between members of partnerships, claims for breach of confidence and breach of restrictive covenants claims, claims against directors for breach of Companies Act 2006 duties and fraud, claims for post-termination negligent references and claims under Shareholders Agreements.

Alex is particularly interested in commercial claims related to his employment practice and has experience of claims for breach of directors duties, restrictive covenants, claims against directors of small businesses by employees for fraud and shareholders agreement.

Notably in 2025 Alex successfully concluded a claim against a director arising out of the failure of an Oman based language School, and is currently acting pro-bono in an ongoing High Court claim under a share purchase agreement.

Alex has a growing practice in estate disputes. He has appeared before Chancery Masters in claims relating to undue influence and removal of executors. In the County Court, Alex has successfully represented both Claimants and Defendants in multi-day Inheritance Act 1975 and constructive trusts trials, and in actions for accounts against executors. Alex has further advised and drafted pleadings in disputes related to survivorship, lack of testamentary capacity, proprietary estoppel and breach of trust. Alex also has experience of mediation in High Court disputes.

Alex understands the emotional intelligence and pragmatism that is needed to successfully resolve these disputes before costs spiral out of control. Alex strives to make sure clients feel heard and have had the time to fully understand their position.

Alex regularly advises and drafts pleadings on claims related to nuisance, flooding, negligence by builders, and fire damage relating to both residential and commercial property.

• City University of London, Bar Practice Training Course (2019)
• Middle Temple Astbury Scholar, Certificate of Excellence Middle Temple.
• City Univeristy of London, Graduate Diploma in Law (2018)
• University of Cambridge, Social and Political Sciences, (2016)

Alex is a keen cook and never happier than when he is cluttering every surface in the kitchen whilst whipping up something for his friends.