Law and Broader

Delighted to announce that I have arrived in Cannes and am accepting invitations to suitably glamorous soirées.

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Everything hallelujah:

🙌🏻 Insane roast dinner (with apple crumble and custard) with the family 🧡

🙌🏻 The Queen that is who I’m insanely proud to call a friend 🧡

🙌🏻 A free lipstick from a fellow small bus queen .pinky who I randomly met . I’m wearing it in every photo with Sandy Beige lip liner and gloss in Fawn.🧡

🙌🏻 New nails JoJo never fails me 🧡

🙌🏻 Being a guest on with talking all things medical negligence, cosmetic surgery, aesthetics and the future of law in an AI world 🧡

🙌🏻 A healing sound bath under the full moon 🧘🏻‍♀️

🙌🏻 Finding out I’m ranked number 2 of 20 on the Favikon list of UK legal influencers 🤯Some absolute heroes of my legal life past and present here and it’s an absolute honour to be amongst them.

🙌🏻 Making it back to the motherland safe and sound. I normally take safe flights for granted but less so lately.

Onwards to Eurosummer! 🧡😎

A very warm welcome back to the gulf this week with the opening of Every bit as fabulous as , with a few bespoke touches 😮‍💨

After a period of sheltering in place for so many in the region, schools being back and restaurants of this calibre launching in AD shows a strong sign of things returning to normality and the UAE getting back on track!

Congrats to .bhattarai and the team for a jam packed launch week 🚀

Law firm vac scheme season is upon us and it reminded me of a funny story about the first one I did.

I had never had a corporate job before I started my training contract.

I had barely stepped foot in an office save for a few weeks of work experience which I had cobbled together during the months that followed my decision to study the law conversion course (and realising that there was a whole lot more to becoming a lawyer than just passing the exams).

So when I got my first vacation scheme placement at a national law firm, I was very much a fish on land.

I had minus levels of self confidence combined with overflowing imposter syndrome.

I can only assume it was that which led me to believe that the most appropriate course of action for the most important task I was given across the two weeks (drafting a Claim Form by hand) was to execute it with an erasable pen [exhibit A, pic 2 attached].

Not only that, but I thought this was a genius move and took great joy in telling the person supervising me that this is what I’d done. Not thinking for a minute that perhaps semi-permanent ink was not the ideal medium for completing arguably the most important court document that exists in any given case.

You can imagine my horror when I discovered after the fact that this ink was prone to fade. Not in the least because I had also completed every single one of my law school exams using it.

Fortunately, there was no harm done here. I passed all my exams well, and was subsequently offered a training contract on the back of said vac scheme.

There was a lesson in there about half-committing though. Something that’s easy to row back from may also row back from you one day with that same ease.

Don’t be me, stick to permanent pen 👍🏼

Status: a little worn but still good 👌🏻

It’s a been a strange few weeks.

There has been a palpable shift in energy across the UAE as people have reacted to and managed the crisis in their own way.

It hasn’t really felt right to post a lot whilst parts of the region are experiencing such intense suffering and there has been a great deal of uncertainly around if or when it may escalate for others. Aside from that, I just really haven’t felt like it.

I was fortunate to be able to take a bit of time to travel to Bangkok, as I can work from pretty much anywhere at the moment. Having just returned though, I can say that there is no place quite like the UAE. People have pulled together, checked in and remained positive and grounded like nothing I have ever seen before. A far cry from some of the hateful narrative that’s, unfortunately, come from some directions during this period.

I’m incredibly proud to call the UAE a second home. Not everyone has to agree with that, or else where would be the spice of life? But it’s possible to disagree respectfully rather than blasting negativity all over the internet when there is already quite enough unrest.

Hoping that we can focus a little more on supporting eachother and a little less on attacking eachother, on multiple scales, moving forwards 🙏🏼

Introducing…Lupa.

A labour of love born from over a decade of supporting injured clients across more than 20 jurisdictions and seeing first-hand the devastating impacts of medical injuries.

🐺What do we do?

We are boutique medical negligence and cosmetic injury lawyers.

When the system breaks down, we step in to reclaim what has been taken from you, and rebuild what comes next.

🐺What do we stand for?

Elevating patient safety and driving positive change in healthcare through accountability, education and innovation.

🐺Where can you find us?

Here on Linkedin and online at Lupa.law

I will be delving into the story in more detail in the coming days and weeks, but in the meantime,

if you are in need of a team who invests, protects and drives forward with purpose

call the she-wolf 🐺

New boss incoming 👀

Tomorrow, I will be taking an enormous leap forward in my career and launching something which has been on my vision board since 2018.

The stars have taken their sweet time to align, but everything happens for a reason. At this point, I can only hope that the extra mileage has made me a little stronger, a little wiser and a little more focussed than I was before and put me in a better position to give this the best possible chance of success.

It won’t be perfect (so please be kind) but it will be stacked full of passion and purpose...and a touch of the Wolf(e) spirit!

Set you on the other side! 🧡🐺

The last holiday as a non-CEO…

👀 a little bit of news coming soon…!

Rich, because I’m spending Valentine’s with my loves ❤️

Serving…

Looks and justice all in the same day. What a life.

I spent this morning at the DIFC academy deep diving on issues of medical consent, data protection and negligence across the UAE and internationally.

One of the things I love most about being a cross border lawyer is learning about the cultural, social, political and economic factors that shape standards of care, regulation and legal practice across different jurisdictions. Each system has its own idiosyncrasies and the more you work with those rather than against them, the more positive change happens. It’s an honour to be playing a part in making healthcare safer across the region 🇦🇪

Big thank you to for the invitation to speak.

Don’t mind me, just the 8th top Legal Influencer on LinkedIn!

A very pleasant surprise to be up there in the top 10 for Q4 2025. I had a bit of luck this time around thanks to a FB throwback which reminded me of how far I’d come. A few people seemed to relate to that.

Moral of the story: be feral in your 20s then have a spectacular rebrand in your 30s (at least professionally, I still quite like the neon).

Hit up my story for the full list of superstars 🤩🧡