Samantha is a Trainee Solicitor in our Corporate & Private Equity team.

Samantha studied her LLB at the University of Sussex and her LPC/LLM at City, University of London.

During this time, she volunteered as a Gateway Assessor for Citizens Advice, a research associate for the Earth Law Centre and a workshop facilitator for the Schools Consent Project. Samantha was also part of setting up the first student housing co-operative in the South-East of England.

Samantha previously worked as a paralegal at a top 100 law firm and prior to that as a Research Associate in the law department at the University of Sussex. Her research was focused on the extent to which planning law was being harnessed by a local authority to facilitate urban food production, an activity with widely acknowledged environmental and social credentials.

Driven, technical and forward thinking, Samantha is keen to continue engaging with private businesses and public bodies investing in a sustainable and resilient built environment.

Recent work

Local authority
Supporting on a bespoke design, build, operation and maintenance contract for a local authority commissioned land-based solar farm generating >5MW of electricity.

Higher Education Institution (HEI)
Advising a HEI client and future tenant of development land on a demolition contract (NEC3 ECC 2016) including the form of collateral warranties.

Public body
Advising a public body following a substantial award of grant funding from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund on allocating the funding across 50 projects in compliance with the UK subsidy control regime post-Brexit.

Client
Drafted the Notice of Referral to Adjudication and a witness statement on a successful defective works claim against a contractor.

Private client
Supporting negotiation on a multi-million-pound private home building contract (JCT ICD 2016).

Higher Education Institution
Providing negotiation support to a HEI on a NEC4 ECC Short Form (June 2017) contract for building works to its premises.

South Wales Industrial Cluster (SWIC) project
Assisting with Capital Law’s involvement in the South Wales Industrial Cluster deployment project.

Client
Supported on the drafting of a collaboration agreement for a new industrial decarbonisation cluster.

Languages

  • Spanish (lower intermediate level)
  • Hebrew (beginner level and can read/write in script)