Becky studied English Language and Literature at the University of Oxford. She then obtained distinctions in the Graduate Diploma in Law, Legal Practice Course and MSc in Law, Business and Management at the University of Law.

She has assisted on a range of advisory and dispute resolution matters in areas including civil fraud and asset recovery. She has a particular focus on cyber-fraud issues and is a member of the network for crypto fraud and asset recovery professionals, CFAAR.

She is also interested in legal innovation and technology and was Global Editor of a leading publication, The Legal Technologist, for several years. 

I am ranked as a 'Rising Star' for Civil Fraud in the Legal 500, where I've been described by clients as a "really dynamic, skilful litigator" and "a superstar in the making" who is "dedicated to providing an excellent client service, obtaining great results against the odds".

I was recently the lead associate in the case of AA v The Family Officer Limited in which I acted for a high-net worth individual to recover monies following a €15 million push payment fraud. The case spanned multiple jurisdictions and utilised 'Persons Unknown' freezing injunctions in the English High Court as well as evidence of mobile phone triangulation and spoofed emails. This case was a rare example of a fraud claim succeeding at the summary judgment stage.

I have conducted a number of internal investigations for large multinational corporate bodies involving fraud, corruption and bribery. My investigation work often overlaps with claims for breach of confidence resulting from the theft and use of confidential business information.

Catherine specialises in insolvency and property law. She advises individuals, companies and office holders, and has extensive High Court experience. Catherine is ranked as a leading junior for insolvency by Legal 500. Having previously been Junior Counsel to the Crown, she has a particular expertise in directors’ disqualification. Catherine has experience from the County Court to the Court of Appeal acting for landlords and tenants in cases involving forfeiture, nuisance, dilapidations and service charges.