Biography
I am currently a Trainee Solicitor in the Family team, where I assist with a wide range of family matters, including divorce and separation, financial arrangements and matters involving children. I enjoy working closely with clients during what can be a particularly challenging time in their lives and helping them understand their options and the legal process.
In my previous role in the Medical Negligence team, I supported colleagues with case investigations, reviewed medical records, liaised with medical experts and helped guide clients through what can be a complex and sensitive process.
My experience in both teams has strengthened my ability to communicate clearly and sensitively, while providing practical support tailored to each client’s circumstances. I understand the importance of making clients feel listened to, supported and informed, and I work closely with colleagues to ensure they receive a high level of service at every stage of their matter.
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