Millicent joined Chambers in September 2025 after completion of her pupillage. Millicent accepts instruction from both Claimants and Defendants in a broad range of personal injury cases. She undertakes instructions on the multi-track, with a particular focus in claims involving complex losses and chronic pain. She is regularly instructed early, undertaking conferences with experts and providing tactical advice where necessary.
Millicent’s costs practice comprises of acting for both paying and receiving parties, acting in hearings ranging from fixed costs determinations to complex application hearings and assessments.
Millicent has experience appearing in the Coroner’s Court and advises in all matters of Coronial Law. Her serious injury and clinical negligence work complements her Inquest practice and she is well placed to represent families and other ‘Interested Persons’.
Millicent accepts instructions on a CFA where appropriate.
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