Ayesha is a highly respected award-winning solicitor with more than 25 years of experience in the legal field. She runs her own law firm in Manchester which covers personal injury, family law, criminal injuries compensation, will writing and civil litigation, among more. She is acclaimed for providing clear, no-nonsense advice when it comes to divorce, child contact and domestic abuse. Ayesha is a legal expert on the BBC One programmes Rip Off Britain and Morning Live. She has also contributed to Good Morning Britain, Sunday Morning Live, BBC Breakfast, The Victoria Derbyshire Show, Steph’s Packed Lunch, The One Show and Sky News. She has written articles for numerous publications and blogs. She has her own live call in show on...
Ayesha is a highly respected award-winning solicitor with more than 25 years of experience in the legal field. She runs her own law firm in Manchester which covers personal injury, family law, criminal injuries compensation, will writing and civil litigation, among more. She is acclaimed for providing clear, no-nonsense advice when it comes to divorce, child contact and domestic abuse.
Ayesha is a legal expert on the BBC One programmes Rip Off Britain and Morning Live. She has also contributed to Good Morning Britain, Sunday Morning Live, BBC Breakfast, The Victoria Derbyshire Show, Steph’s Packed Lunch, The One Show and Sky News. She has written articles for numerous publications and blogs. She has her own live call in show on a local radio station where she gives legal advice.
Ayesha co-presented Crime, Are We Tough Enough?, a five-part series for BBC One. In the programme, she examined why many believe the criminal justice system has broken down. Ayesha, who has represented many victims of crime, advocated for a tougher system with longer sentences, harsher prison environments and increased police powers to restore law and order on the streets. Ayesha interviewed victims, former criminals, prison officers, doctors and spent time with police on the front line. The programme was a widespread ‘pick of the week’ in the press.
Ayesha combines a warm and empathetic interviewing style with a firm pursuit of the truth, cross examining and grilling interviewees. She can explain legal concepts in a clear, accessible way, providing useful take home advice for audiences.
In 2019, she received awards for Best Business Women Awards and The English Asian Awards at the Law Society’s Excellence Awards.
Ayesha is proud of her working-class heritage and roots in Manchester. As a Pakistani Muslim woman, she is strong in her faith and commitment to issues that affect ethnic minorities.
