• BA (Hons) in English Literature, Trinity Hall, University of Cambridge (First Class) 
• Graduate Diploma in Law, City Law School

Since joining Richmond Chambers, Caspar has been assisting our immigration barristers with preparing applications for personal migration clients, including spouse visa applications under Appendix FM, settlement and naturalisation applications. He also provides casework support with applications for indefinite leave to remain and with the preparation of immigration appeals in human rights and asylum cases.  

Before joining Richmond Chambers, Caspar worked as a volunteer with Haringey Migrant Support Centre, where he assisted with providing guidance on immigration and housing-related issues. Previously, he has worked as a researcher providing country condition reports for the Athens-based NGO, Advocates Abroad, and conducted legal research for Reprieve, examining US drone strikes and international human rights law. He cultivated a particular interest in immigration law whilst working as a Court Marshall for The Supreme Court, which included shadowing a judge on an immigration case concerning the deportation of children of parents with criminal records. Prior to embarking on his legal career, Caspar taught English as a foreign language in Vietnam and worked in a number of roles while travelling in Canada.