Prior to pupillage, Lorenzo worked as a legal caseworker for the Independent Workers’ Union of Great Britain, where he assisted on the case of Jordan Garland & Ors v Rockstar Games UK Limited. He also worked as a personal injury paralegal at a London-based firm, assisting in serious injury and fatal accident cases.
Lorenzo’s pro bono experience includes volunteering with Vocalise, a student-led initiative teaching debating across London prisons. He also worked with Westminster Advocate Service, where he advocated for vulnerable clients in housing and Access to Work cases.
Lorenzo studied Law at the University of Exeter and was awarded the Contract Law Prize for achieving the highest overall mark in the Contract Law module in his year. He then completed the Bar Course at the University of Law, where he graduated with a High Distinction. During this time, Lorenzo was awarded the BPC Advocacy Senior Scholarship and the Excellence Award for Significant Achievement.
Lorenzo joined Guildford Chambers as a civil pupil in October 2026.
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