Emily trained with Schofield Sweeney and qualified as a Solicitor in the Dispute Resolution team in September 2026.
During her Training Contract, Emily gained experience across the firm’s Commercial Property, Corporate, Dispute Resolution and Commercial Services teams. This broad exposure has given her a strong understanding of the legal and commercial issues affecting both businesses and individuals.
Emily supports clients on a wide range of commercial and civil disputes, including insolvency and intellectual property matters.
Work highlights include:
Assisting on the case of easyGroup Limited v Cubico (UK) Limited [2026], acting for the defendant in a high-profile UK trademark dispute in which easyGroup’s trademark infringement and passing off claims were dismissed in their entirety.
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