Achieving positive outcomes for clients is my principle focus, but that is without compromising honesty. If we can’t help or think that a prospective client doesn’t need a solicitor, we won’t pretend that we can/need to help.

I feel when people look to a solicitor it’s more than likely they are in a very vulnerable position in their life. Because of this I strongly believe that anything short of me being fully transparent and reliable is not acceptable.

Going to court and fighting the corner for my clients was something I wanted to do from quite a young age, but it only really became a passion when I started university and started practicing advocacy.

The satisfaction that comes from successfully bringing or defending a claim and being able to give positive news to your client is, in my opinion, what makes the job worth it.

Training and practicing under pragmatic solicitors has given me the insight that the manner in which you present your case can be more important than the facts of the case you are presenting.

This principle has proved successful so far, as my 100% win record in a courtroom shows!

I Chose to work at Britton and Time so I could work with like-minded lawyers in a practice that provides exceptional service to each and every client.

Joseph graduated from the University of Portsmouth in 2015 and the University of Law in 2016. He was admitted as a solicitor in 2018.

Since qualification, Joseph has had exposure to a wide variety of practice areas, including professional negligence, landlord and tenant disputes, employment and pensions’ law.

Joseph primarily practices litigation at Britton and Time – but also deals with private client matters, landlord and tenant issues etc.