Daisy is an associate in the litigation and arbitration team.
A leading KC described her independent case-management during trial as 'quite extraordinary and wholly above and beyond what could possibly have been reasonably expected.'
Daisy has a wide range of commercial litigation experience and regularly acts before the High Court. Her practice includes complex commercial disputes, often involving multiple jurisdictions. Daisy has recent experience of fraud cases, including alleged oral contract disputes, as well as cases involving allegations of dishonesty. Daisy acts on financial mis-selling cases which involve both the UK and offshore regulatory regimes. She has experience in disputes involving crypto-currencies and crypto-assets and currently acts for two co-founders of one of the world's leading global Bitcoin mining enterprises. Daisy has experience of asset tracing, as well as a range of enforcement and recovery procedures both in the High Court and in the Family Division.
Daisy acts for and advises a range of clients, including entrepreneurs and their businesses, high net worth individuals, family offices and shareholders.
Me in a minute
I have always loved literature, theatre and language, which on reflection is what first drew me to a career in law.
I enjoy interpreting and analysing specific words and considering how certain behaviour and manners of communication may be argued and found to have a meaning in law. My degree focused on Francophone/Hispanic literature and culture, and I have lived and worked in Paris, Barcelona and New York.
These experiences have given me an appreciation of cultural sensitivities and nuances, which has proved useful in cross-border disputes and more generally in working with clients from around the globe. I am interested in Greek mythology and in particular the gods of Olympus - my favourite being Demeter, Goddess of the harvest, seasons and fertility of the earth. I also love a good court room drama.