Martha graduated from the University of Manchester in 2021 with a MA at Distinction in Religion and Theology. She was awarded the MA Jewish Studies Scholarship in 2020 funded by The Centre for Jewish Studies in Manchester, and went on to win the Bernard Jackson Prize and the Leonard Hasse Memorial Prize for her dissertation entitled “Levinas and the Feminine Other; What is the significance of the feminine within the face-to-face encounter?”
Martha later went on to undertake a conversion into law and completed her PGDL at the Nottingham Law School in 2023.
Martha joined Bridge McFarland in 2024. Martha is currently studying for the SQE with BPP University. Right now, she is working in our Dispute Resolution department but has previously spent time in our Family Services department where she was involved with a variety of cases, including both financial and children matters.