Chloe joined Sharpe Pritchard in September 2025 after spending a year working as Judicial Assistant to Lord Richards at the UK Supreme Court.
Chloe holds a first-class degree from Cambridge University and completed her Postgraduate Diploma in Law and Legal Practice Course at BPP University, graduating with a distinction in both. She qualified as a solicitor in September 2024, having completed seats in litigation, commercial property and charity law. As part of her training, Chloe also undertook a six-month secondment to the legal team at the Royal Opera House.
Chloe has a wide range of civil litigation experience, including working on a high-profile public inquiry and advising on a variety of commercial and charity law disputes. During her time working at the UK Supreme Court, Chloe assisted Lord Richards in over 35 hearings, including a number of public law cases of significant national importance. A particular highlight was the work she did to support Lord Richards in the case of Department for Business and Trade v The Information Commissioner [2025] UKSC 27.
Chloe is recognised for her intellect and attention to detail, as well as her ability to condense complex information into clear and concise advice. Chloe particularly enjoys working closely with clients to understand their priorities and ensure that these are met in the most efficient and effective way possible.
24 September 2025
The Administrative Court Judicial Review Guide (“ACO Guide”) has recently been updated to reflect legislative and practice changes, affecting the Administrative Court over the past year. The ACO Guide sets out each stage of the judicial review claim process and is an essential resource for anyone involved in proceedings before the Administrative Court. What’s new…
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