Shyann graduated with a 1st class degree in LLB (Hons) Law and was awarded the Brighton LLB Appreciation Award.
She has previous experience of working as an operational court administrative officer at a county court.
Shyann supports fee earners to ensure that their work is efficiently progressed while also carrying out a range of other client work.
She is involved in a wide range of knowledge management work, including providing knowledge updates, and supports working groups on Procurement, Subsidy Control and Artificial Intelligence.
Being both a member of the Social Committee and acting as Co-Chair of the firm’s CSR Committee, Shyann plays an active role in committee work.
Known for her high standard of client care, Shyann approaches all work with a diligent and collaborative approach.
Her experience of engrossing contracts, proofreading documents for large public projects and conducting legal research for fee earners at all levels have consistently demonstrated Shyann’s keen eye for detail that has led to her advising public authorities.
Shyann has played a key role in supporting the Capital Raise on Sizewell C, in particular Request for Information process with investors & lenders. She has a keen eye for detail and a proactive approach to her work. I can always rely on Shyann to pick up a piece of work and manage it effectively.
Associate Director in the Infrastructure Sector
Shyann integrated with my team seamlessly and delivered high-quality, detailed advice and research connected with a large-scale regulatory change project. She’s incredibly proactive, works at pace without sacrificing high standards, and has an excellent ability to distil down complexity in a way that’s accessible to a non-legally trained audience. A pleasure to work with.
Project Director in the Infrastructure Sector
9 January 2025
At a glance Recent decisions, including by Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, highlight contracting authorities (‘CAs’) ability to abandon a procurement process where appropriate. Here the CA decided to withdraw a £65 million pound contract award after legal action was commenced by an unsuccessful bidder. This is not the first time the…
Read more12 December 2024
On 11 December the Competition and Markets Authority (‘CMA’) announced that it had launched an investigation into suspected bid-rigging in relation to a key government fund for improving the condition of school buildings. Bid-rigging has serious competition and procurement implications, and the CMA has issued almost £60 million in fines in the last year alone…
Read more3 December 2024
Overview This article explores the concept of Competitively Appointed Transmission Owners (‘CATOs’), their regulatory framework and role in enhancing onshore transmission infrastructure through competition. It will also look into the potential benefits, risks, associated developments and draw comparisons with the use of offshore transmission owners. With already high levels of demand on the grid and…
Read more3 December 2024
Bus franchising is a model for providing bus services where local authorities have the power to determine the details of the services being provided, including where they run, when they run and the standards of the service. Usually, this will involve the local authority letting an appropriate contract to a bus operator who will provide…
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