Year of Call: 2009
Clerk: Michael Lieberman

Cerys accepts instructions in common and chancery law matters encompassing cases relating to bankruptcy, contractual disputes, employment, housing, landlord and tenant, mortgage claims, personal injury and wills, trusts and probate.

Providing extensive experience of undertaking small claims trials in credit hire, debt recovery and personal injury claims including RTA’s, additionally she has been instructed on applications in a range of fast track claims as well as matters before tribunals and panels including the Disablement Benefits Appeal Tribunal and a four day hearing before the Nursery and Midwifery Council Disciplinary Panel, acting for the respondent. She also accepts instructions in family law including divorce, ancillary relief, injunctions and private law children work as well as all aspects of criminal law and regulatory offences.

With an outstanding academic record, Cerys is a member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn and the Lord Denning Society. She was educated at Blaengwawr Comprehensive School before going on to read law at Cardiff University and then went on to complete the Bar Vocational Course at Cardiff University where she was assessed as “outstanding”. During her studies she was awarded the Lord Denning Scholarship, the Buchanan Prize for Outstanding Performance, both from the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn as well as being awarded the Wales and Chester Circuit Prize for the Best Performance on the BCV at Cardiff University (2008 – 09) and the Temple Chambers Prize for the Best Performance in Civil Advocacy. Cerys was the highest ranking student member of the Honourable Society of Lincoln’s Inn to be called on 28 July 2009.