10 things to know before applying for the SFI26 scheme
What is the SFI26 and what does it seek to achieve? The Sustainable Farming Incentive 2026 scheme (SFI26) seeks to
Eleanor Hampson
Trainee Solicitor
Medical Negligence
- Cambridge
Biography
I am a Trainee Solicitor in the Medical Negligence team, based in our Cambridge office.
In my first seat, I gained knowledge of the agricultural sector, working alongside solicitors from the Private Client and Commercial Property departments who undertake agricultural work.
Prior to starting my training contract, I worked as a paralegal in the Private Client team in the Saffron Walden office. I graduated from the University of Bristol with a first-class degree in History before obtaining a distinction in my PGDL at the University of Law.
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Outside of work, I enjoy running, Pilates and anything to do with horses.
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Reforms to Agricultural Property Relief: your questions answered
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