Caprice joined Gilshenan & Luton in 2019 and was admitted as a solicitor in 2022, having gained extensive experience as a paralegal working across criminal trials and coronial inquests.

Caprice practises extensively in occupational discipline and regulatory matters, with a particular focus on disciplinary and misconduct proceedings. She regularly acts for police officers and represents students and teachers in university misconduct matters, including matters involving serious allegations with the risk of significant personal and professional consequences.

She also leads the firm’s practice in admission suitability matters, assisting law graduates to navigate complex disclosure obligations and progress their admission to the legal profession.

In addition to her disciplinary and regulatory work, Caprice represents clients across all aspects of criminal law. She appears frequently in courts throughout Queensland in both simple and complex matters, with particular experience in sexual offences and large-scale drug matters.

In 2025, Caprice was recognised in Doyle’s Guide as a Rising Star in Criminal Law. She is experienced in managing complex and sensitive matters and is known for providing clear, practical advice and steady support to clients throughout the legal process.

Outside of work, Caprice values maintaining an active lifestyle.