My journey as a lawyer, business consultant and lecturer has taken me through the worlds of competition law, business law and economic regulation. It all began with the study of economics, which naturally led me to the study of law. Over time, I found myself increasingly observing human behaviour and its psychology.

I teach law and economics and European law, where I explore with students how economic regulation affects both individual behaviour and group dynamics in society. It's a subject that goes beyond the textbooks, looking at how people and organisations behave and make decisions under different legal constraints.

I've always been curious about how the mind interacts with law and governance. Why do people obey the law? How do legal systems influence social behaviour, and how does society influence the law? These are the questions that keep me researching and learning.