Nathan studied Business and Law at Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge for 3 years.
Nathan has gained experience through working for a regional law firm for 4 years dealing with a broad range of issues including Claimant Costs – Fast Track Personal Injury / Clinical Negligence & Housing Disputes, Draft Bills of Costs for assessment and undertaking negations and settlements.
In addition, Nathan gained further experience in a leading London costs consultants for two years where he dealt with Complex Multi-Track clinical negligence cases, legal aid immigrations claims and Court of Protection Matters. This meant he undertook all aspects of Claimant costs from Bill drafting, Budget preparation / updating to attending CCMC and finalising settlements.
Nathan joined Holmes and Hills LLP in September 2018 taking on the responsibility and role of an in-house costs draftsman, focussing on Complex Multi-Track Claims for the Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence team.
Outside of work he enjoys skiing, golf, travelling and more recently the gym.
By way of an introduction, the Green Belt policy was established in 1955 with the primary aim of preventing urban sprawl. There are now 14 separate areas of Green Belt with a coverage totalling approximately 13% of England.
This autumn, Homes & Hills planning law solicitors will once again be holding a number of planning seminars to discuss changes to planning legislation, recent legal developments and the implications of these for property, development and planning professionals.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Ipswich in September.
Holmes & Hills Solicitors' 10th annual series of Planning Law Updates will be taking place in Chelmsford in October.
Holmes & Hills' Team of Planning Law solicitors will be in Colchester to present their 7th annual series of Planning Law Update.
Holmes & Hills' Team of Planning Law solicitors will be in Bury St Edmunds to present their 7th annual series of Planning Law Update.
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