About Hana Curphey
Hana joined Hodge Jones & Allen in September 2026. She assists in general crime matters at both the Magistrates’ and Crown Courts, at all stages of proceedings.
Prior to joining Hodge Jones & Allen, Hana was an advocate in the county court, where she appeared in a range of civil matters. She was also a legal and policy volunteer at Big Brother Watch, where she predominantly supported research, campaigning, and policy proposals aimed at restoring protest rights.
Hana is both a Patrick Back and Sandra Day O’Connor Scholar at Gray’s Inn.
Education:
- BTC (Bar Course), BPP University (Distinction)
- Law (LLB), Durham University
Client Comments
- “This review is to express brief, but heartfelt, thanks for the proactive help and advice provided by my solicitor, Amara, assisted by her extremely helpful paralegal, Hana. Both Amara and Hana responded quickly, and patiently to all my questions and – at times – my cris de coeur, over what was an intense and difficult period for me as the client. That approach was clear beyond, not just up to, the point the case was concluded formally. Amara and Hana obviously work very well as a team, in a very busy working environment, and as a result I never once doubted that their responses would be timely as well as to the point. I welcomed, at the time as well as in hindsight, Amara’s pragmatic and realistic approach: reassuring but realistic, based on knowledge and experience. I heard what I needed to hear not just what I wanted to hear, throughout. The term ”professional” is overworked and overused but it sums up what I received, and I am confident other clients will receive, from Amara, Hana and, therefore, from HJA.”
Memberships
- The Honourable Society of Gray’s Inn
- Howard League for Penal Reform
- Haldane Society
- Amicus
Articles
- Arresting Legal Observers, The Socialist Lawyer No. 98
- The OSA is DOA: The Online Safety Act 2023 is now in force, The Socialist Lawyer No. 99
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