Becky Cantrill is an experienced Mental Health Representative and an accredited member of the Law Society Mental Health Panel, representing both civil and forensic patients subject to the Mental Health Act 1983.
Beginning her legal career at just 16 as an office junior in a solicitors’ firm, Becky quickly progressed, earning her Police Station Accreditation at 21. Her extensive experience in criminal law gives her a distinct advantage in navigating the intersection of the criminal justice system and forensic mental health, particularly for clients detained in low, medium, and high secure hospitals.
Becky has a proven track record in tribunal advocacy, consistently delivering robust representation. She has advised and assisted clients in complex and high-profile cases.
Beyond forensic mental health, Becky has successfully represented professionals in the sports and performing arts industries detained under the Mental Health Act 1983, achieving positive outcomes.
Becky is highly regarded for her meticulous case preparation and client engagement, frequently representing Community Treatment Order (CTO) patients, CAMHS cases, and individuals with complex mental health needs and eating disorders.
Additionally, she assists vulnerable individuals in litigation settings, providing representation for those suffering long-term psychiatric injuries.