Instructed in the class action involving the data breach of the Fastway courier network and data systems, which lead to the loss of personal data and investigation by the Irish Data Protection Commission.

Instructed in the class action involving the largescale data breach of the Ticketmaster online ticket purchase system, which lead to the loss of personal and financial data.

Instructed in one of the first EncroChat case in the UK following the takedown of the communication network by the French Authorities and Europol and brought to trial by the National Crime Agency.

Instructed in an international government corruption case involving the embezzlement of a large financial sum by senior government officials.

Instructed in the class action against British Airways involving the largescale loss of personal and financial data surrounding their website.

Instructed to assist with the complex technical issues surrounding an international software copyright dispute of a global travel management system.

Instructed by the defence in one of the first UK trials relating to the infamous Dark Web online marketplace ‘Silk Road’. Working in the New York offices of the Federal Investigation Bureau (FBI), I examined and reviewed the investigation processes, data handling practices and the reliability of electronic evidence produced during the FBI’s investigation of the ‘Silk Road’ website and associated Bitcoin servers.

Acting as an Expert Witness for the prosecution in the high profile child grooming case of the Sunderland and England international footballer, I was instructed to provided expert technical case consultancy including the forensic recovery and examination of pertinent electronic evidence, expert reporting and court testimony. Johnson was convicted and sentanced to six years in prison for sexual offences.

Instructed by a national UK law enforcement unit in a high profile international organised crime gang case that involved the theft of £57m of museum exhibits and artefacts from several museums. I acted as expert technical case consultant for the investigation and conducted digital forensic examination of key exbibits and delivered expert court testimony. Fourteen (14) gang members were subsequently convicted.

Instructed as the single joint expert (SJE) in a case involving the CEO of a national construction company and his Personal Assistant. The Claimant, seeking finacial damages, claimed she had received emails sent by the company CEO that were threatening, abusive and discriminatory, which caused her to resign. It was possible to establish that the CEO's email account had been compromised and the emails had been sent from the Claimant's home address.

Instructed by the Respondent to re-examine computer systems and electronic data previously examined by digital forensic experts acting for the Claimant. Following re-examination, discrepancies in the Claimant’s technical expert’s examination processes were identified that resulted in sections of technical evidence being amended or withdrawn.

Instructed by an international bank to examine their technical processes and IT infrastructure in order to establish the cause of a multi £million internal fraud.

Acting for the prosecution on-behalf of the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) and the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) to provide expert technical assistance in the first UK criminal investigation into online music piracy and the ‘Oink’ website. The technical complexity of the case was such that I was required to giving expert court testimony over a three-day period to explain the many technical concepts and intricacies of the functionality used by the ‘Oink’ website and its administrators in the alleged distribution of digital copyright infringing material.