Grace is an Associate at Taylor Hampton specialising in privacy, reputation and media disputes.
Grace advises on a range of contentious matters within our media and reputation team, whose work covers a broad practice including defamation, privacy, copyright, harassment and commercial litigation.
Grace has represented numerous claimants in actions against major publishers for the misuse of private information arising out of the unlawful interception of their voicemail messages (phone-hacking), obtaining substantial damages and other relief on their behalf. Most recently, Grace and the team acted for a Trial Claimant in the 2023 trial Duke of Sussex & Ors v MGN Limited.
She has acted for many high-profile individuals, including household names in entertainment, fashion and politics, as well as private individuals, and corporate and non-profit entities that span a wide range of sectors.
Grace is also experienced in a broader range of commercial litigation, including assisting clients in commercial and contractual disputes and negligence actions. The team advises in non-contentious matters, including data protection, the right to be forgotten and pre-publication work.
Grace and the team are currently investigating claims against arising from the abuse perpetrated by Mohamed Al-Fayed.
Grace studied a combined Master’s degree in Marine Biology at the University of Southampton. She then completed the GDL and LPC at BPP University, graduating with a Distinction in both. Prior to joining Taylor Hampton, Grace worked in the fashion industry.
Taylor Hampton solicitors are among the small number well known to this court as practitioners in the field of media law. 
