I am a Senior Law Lecturer at the University of Bristol Law School. Other current positions include the Policy and Regulation Co-Lead of the UKRI-funded national Research Centre on Privacy, Harm Reduction and Adversarial Influence Online ('REPHRAIN'); the Law School Research Ethics Committee member, the University's Information Governance & Security Advisory Board member and the REPHRAIN Ethics Board member.  Current and recent expert appointments include memberships of the UK Government Online Safety Initiative Expert Group and the UK Information Commissioner's Office PETs Expert Forum. 

Before joining Bristol, I taught various law units including Contract Law, Information Technology Law and Legal Skills and Methods at undergraduate and post-graduate levels at several leading UK universities including the LSE, the University of Oxford and Queen Mary University of London. In the past, I have held Law Lectureship positions at Anglia Ruskin University and City University where I taught on the Bar Practice Course.

I was the General Data Protection Regulation Fellow at the Centre for Information Policy Leadership, a global privacy and data policy think tank and worked on a project which explored the General Data Protection Regulation's implementation challeges.

Prior to that, I was a post-doctoral researcher at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies of Queen Mary, University of London where I worked on the EC-funded 'Accountability for Cloud' research project. 

I have been called to the Bars of England & Wales and Mauritius. I have practised as a commercial barrister. I hold degrees including an LLB (Hons) from the LSE, an LLM in Computer & Communications Law from QMUL and a DPhil in Law from the University of Oxford.