Frances Gibb is a prominent legal journalist who has made significant contributions to the field of law through her investigative journalism. Her background is notable for her extensive experience in legal affairs, which she gained while working for The Times, where she covered major legal stories for over 35 years. Over the years, Gibb's articles have become an authoritative source of information for legal professionals, academics, and the general public on various legal topics. She has also made several appearances on various news programs and contributed to radio talks, where she discussed complicated legal issues in a way that was easy to understand. Her expertise has been recognized by her peers, leading to receiving numerous awards including the Bar Council's Legal Reporting Award, the Justice Human Rights Award, and the British Academy President's Medal.