Fabian Banait
Trainee Solicitor
Dispute Resolution
- Cambridge
Biography
I joined Tees as a trainee solicitor in March 2026 and have enjoyed gaining experience across a range of departments during my training contract. I began in the Land and Real Estate team, where I developed my knowledge of property law and worked on a variety of matters for individuals and businesses.
I have recently moved into the Dispute Resolution and Litigation team, where I am gaining experience in resolving a broad range of disputes and supporting clients through the litigation process. I enjoy the variety that a training contract offers and the opportunity to work alongside experienced colleagues while developing my skills and legal knowledge.
I am looking forward to continuing to build my experience at Tees and developing my career as a solicitor.
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