Nawazish specialises in consumer credit law, contractual disputes, property disputes and personal injury cases. He is also experienced in licensing work and large group litigation, specifically with regard to disclosure issues.

A graduate of the School of Oriental & African Studies and the University of London, he was called to the Bar in 2003 and completed pupillage in 2007-2008. He regularly appears in the County Courts and the High Court and is a member of the South Eastern Circuit, the Administrative Law Bar Association and the Personal Injury Bar Association.

Before training as a barrister, Nawazish gained valuable experience as a business consultant with Accenture, a paralegal in a high street solicitors’ firm, and an intern at both the Centre for Capital Punishment Studies in Trinidad & Tobago - working on cases to the Judicial Committee of the Privy Council - and the AIRE Centre (Advice on Individual Rights in Europe).

He credits a sizeable proportion of his career success to “a huge amount of perseverance, determination and attention to detail. I put my all into every case and I’m always prepared to go the extra mile.”

Clients warm to his approachable manner and his emphasis on finding practical solutions. He describes his style in Court as “fearless but polite, persuasive rather than aggressive – although I can be very robust when I need to be!”

Outside his work, Nawazish enjoys good food, rum, and spending time with family, friends and his German Shepherd, Caesar.