Felix joined GT Stewart in June 2023. Prior to this, he worked as a caseworker for a homelessness charity and volunteered on various social action projects. He also obtained a TEFL accreditation, teaching in both China and South Africa.

He is a firm believer in the law’s responsibility to fight for social justice and developed an interest in civil liberties law while volunteering with the University of Cambridge Pro-Bono Project.

He is currently pursuing an MA Law (Conversion) and is expected to graduate in October 2025.

Education & Qualifications:

• BA History and Politics, University of Cambridge, 2021, Class I with Distinction

Memberships and Accreditations:

• PALG
• YLAL

Notable Cases:

• BC v Durham Constabulary [2024] – helped to achieve settlement for the police’s failure to investigate an assault in contravention of Article 3 ECHR.
• Inquest into the Death of Robert Ginn [2024] – played an integral role in the jury’s determination that failures by the Ministry of Justice contributed to the death of Robert Ginn.
• NL v Commissioner of the Police of the Metropolis [2025] – assisted in securing a settlement for false imprisonment and assault where force had been used to effect arrest shortly after the Claimant was discharged from hospital.
• AC and others v Herefordshire and Worcestershire Health and Care NHS Trust [2025] – assisted Keiu Kikas in settling a post-inquest civil claim in which the Defendant breached their duty of care to the deceased.

Notable Experience or Interests outside of Law:

Felix lives on a narrowboat and enjoys reading, mahjong, and playing 5-a-side football, which can be a challenging pursuit. He also enjoys live music, particularly Bruce Springsteen who he has seen seven times (and counting).