Isabella was admitted to legal practice in 2025, having completed a Juris Doctor and a Bachelor of Arts (with Honours) at The University of Melbourne, and a Masters of Science in Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Oxford. Whilst completing her studies, Isabella worked in Peta Murphy Chambers assisting Victoria’s premier criminal law barristers with the preparation of a broad range of criminal and regulatory matters. She interned at the Victorian Aboriginal Legal Service and held numerous teaching and research positions at The University of Melbourne, including Editor of the Melbourne University Law Review. Prior to joining Slades & Parsons, Isabella assisted with the annual review of the National Domestic and Family Violence Bench Book, co-authoring an article on the perceived safety of sexual choking/strangulation. At Slades & Parsons, Isabella is committed to the delivery of high-quality legal representation. She understands the complexity of the criminal law system and aims to support and empower clients to make informed decisions.