Harry joined GT Stewart in February 2026 as a Paralegal in the Crime and Extradition team.
Since joining, Harry has been involved in managing and assisting with a diverse range of criminal cases, including fraud matters, large-scale drugs offences, and serious sexual offences. In extradition matters, he has assisted on cases involving requests from both Part 1 and Part 2 countries, as well as appeals before the High Court.
Prior to joining the firm, Harry gained experience in commercial litigation, where he managed complex, multi-track claims. He developed a strong interest in criminal law during his undergraduate studies, an interest that was further shaped through his time at the International Criminal Court.
As a student, he was a committed and accomplished mooter, winning the UK’s oldest and most prestigious national mooting competition and competing at the ICC. He then went on to coach students through national and international mooting competitions.
He also volunteered with the StreetLaw Project, delivering workshops to sixth-form students on their legal rights. This sparked his passion for supporting vulnerable individuals and ensuring that they understand their rights.
Harry is currently undertaking the Bar Course at the Inns of Court College of Advocacy with an Exhibition Scholarship from Inner Temple.
Education and Qualifications
LLB (Hons), University of Greenwich, 2025
Notable Experience or Interests Outside of Law
Music is a central part of Harry’s life. He sings in the London Lawyers’ Chorus and plays the piano, cello, and guitar, having previously performed regularly, including as a cellist in the Qatar National Youth Orchestra. He also enjoys travelling and exploring different cultures and is currently learning Italian. To stay active, Harry enjoys hiking, bouldering, and skiing, valuing the challenge these sports bring and the balance they provide outside of law.
The Honourable Society of the Inner Temple
The Defence Extradition Lawyers Forum
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