Alicia Harrison (Probationary Tenant)

Alicia is a probationary tenant at Farrar’s Building, accepting instructions in all core areas of Chambers’ practice.

During pupillage, Alicia gained experience across the spectrum of personal injury and clinical negligence work. During second-six, she enjoyed representing clients in small claims and applications, pertaining a range of civil matters, including road traffic accidents, credit hire, property damage, and contractual disputes.

Alicia obtained her undergraduate degree in Human, Social and Political Sciences from the University of Cambridge. Subsequently, she achieved a Distinction in the GDL and an Outstanding in the BPC. In support of her legal studies, she was awarded a Lord Denning Scholarship from the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn, alongside a Senior Advocacy Scholarship from the University of Law.

Upon commencing her law conversion, Alicia volunteered for Leeds Free Legal Representation. In this role, she enjoyed assisting clients in both employment and social security matters. Her work included successfully representing a claimant in a 7-day discrimination trial in the Employment Tribunal.

Prior to pupillage, Alicia also gained experience in the higher education sector, working as the Operations Manager of the Department of Finance at the London School of Economics.