Biography
I am a Paralegal within the Medical Negligence department, based in the Cambridge office. I joined Tees in October 2025. I work alongside experienced specialist practitioners in the department on a range of Medical Negligence legal issues and tasks.
Tees is ranked in the top tier of the Legal 500 East Anglia>Insurance>Personal injury and clinical negligence: claimant 2026
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I graduated from Durham University in 2025, during which I spent a year abroad at LUISS Guido Carli University in Rome. Before joining Tees, I gained experience as an au pair, in hospitality, and through an internship focused on ESG and sustainable development.
I am passionate about the work the Medical Negligence Team undertakes because it will allow me to support individuals and families through challenging times and contribute to improving patient care. I hope to continue my legal studies and qualify as a solicitor.
In my free time, I enjoy cooking, crocheting, and travelling for cultural exploration.
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