Ravina began her pupillage at Chambers in October 2026.
As a paralegal, Ravina handled a busy caseload comprising urgent and complex housing and public law matters. Her experience includes possession claims, unlawful evictions, and matters at all stages of the homelessness procedure under Part VII of the Housing Act 1996. She similarly worked on emotionally charged matters when making applications for immigration bail for people detained in prison under immigration powers with a leading human rights charity.
Previously a pro bono professional, Ravina managed multiple pro bono projects at two City law firms alongside her own caseload, which ranged from representing clients disputing benefits decisions to advising on maternity rights. During her tenure as Chair of the Human Rights Lawyers Association’s Junior Lawyers Committee, she coordinated projects aimed at increasing understanding of and accessibility into the legal profession for aspiring lawyers. As a debate mentor through the Vocalise programme, Ravina taught debate classes at HMP Pentonville.
