Partners and champions
Partners
Diversity Organisations
Champions
Brie Stevens-Hoare QC, Barrister at Hardwicke
Sadie Crapper, Barrister at 39 Essex
Morayo Fagborun Bennett, Barrister at Hardwicke
Arwen Makin, Senior Crown Prosecutor at the Crown Prosecution Service
Queenie Djan, Pupil Barrister at St Ives Chambers
Jonathan Andrews, Solicitor at Reed Smith LLP
James Kitching, Solicitor at Womble Bond Dickinson (UK) LLP
Patrick Cannon, Barrister at Cannon Chambers
Jodie Hill, Founder and Managing Partner at Thrive Law
Vanessa Challess, Principle at Tiger Law
Fen Greatly-Hirsch, Barrister at Broadway Chambers
Ailsa McKeon, Barrister at 6KBW College Hill
Chris Gaunt, Principle Lawyer at Milton Keynes Council
Lynette Wieland, Associate at Browne Jacobson LLP
Ayobami Babatunde, Future Trainee Solicitor at DAC Beachcroft LLP
Our partnerships policy is called the Babington Charter, named after the late HHJ Anthony Babington, an openly neurodivergent judge and disability campaigner.
Signatories to the Charter become Partners (chambers, solicitors’ firms and other organisations) or Champions (individuals), and are able to use our logo as a sign of their commitment to neurodivergent individuals in the legal sector.
We are always looking for new signatories. If you are interested in joining the Neurodiversity in Law community, please email Susana, our Vice-Chair at Susana@neurodiversityinlaw.co.uk or use the link in the button below.