Prior to joining the firm in October 2023, Megan worked in the public sector and the NHS, advocating for clients in mental health crisis at risk of psychiatric inpatient admission as a result of social issues such as homelessness and debt. Megan has experience working with clients of varying and complex need in both community and in-patient settings.  Megan has also previously volunteered for Nightline and the Alzheimer’s Society. Megan currently specialises in homelessness cases but has interests in all areas of housing law.