Marc recently joined chambers as a tenant following his successful completion of pupillage under the supervision of John Gray.

During his pupillage, Marc experienced many different areas of practice including complex clinical negligence claims, high value personal injury cases, complex commercial matters, employment law and landlord & tenant law.

Before coming to the Bar, Marc was primarily working within the commercial/banking sector where he spent many years working in risk detection, debt collection and asset recovery for both international banks and national hire-purchase providers.
Marc also has experience of working in the public sector having spent time in a managerial position for HMRC. Marc graduated Liverpool John Moores University with the highest overall LLB award in his cohort, achieving a grade of 86% for which he was awarded the Liverpool Law Society First Prize. Throughout his degree, he continued to be employed and gained experience of landlord and tenant law, working on a consultancy basis for a local solicitor. During his time at University, Marc was awarded an international study bursary to South Connecticut State University where he spent time with local and state US police forces and attended at the Henry C. Lee Institute of Forensic Science.

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