Diana joined Neumans as an Associate Solicitor in July 2010; she is also duty-qualified.
Diana trained at Moss and Co Solicitors in Hackney, qualifying in 1999. Having becoming a partner in the criminal department in 2004, she remained with Moss and Co until 2010.
Diana has undertaken work covering all aspects of criminal litigation; from minor magistrates’ court matters to the most serious crown court work, she has represented those facing the most serious of allegations, including murder, rape and money-laundering. She also has considerable experience in representing clients involved in public demonstrations such as the May Day protests. Diana is extremely popular with clients who find her both approachable and kind: she is highly regarded by her peers and has an unenviable reputation for being a fearless champion of individuals' rights.
Since 2007, Diana has worked as a lecturer at BPP Law School (BPP) in Holborn, teaching Criminal Litigation on the Legal Practice Course (LPC). She is deeply involved in the Innocence Project at BPP, a pro-bono project that aims at providing advice to prisoners appealing their convictions to the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
Diana studied International Relations at the London School of Economics before taking the law conversion course at City University and the LPC at the College of Law in London.
Diana is a twin and is also the mother of one year old twin boys.
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