I read Law at Kings College London and qualified as a solicitor in October 2005 after training at London based firm Leigh Day & Co. After qualifying as a solicitor I worked in their Clinical Negligence, Personal Injury and Human Rights teams. I later moved to Parabis Law where I was involved with the setting up and running of the claimant Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury team. My next career move was a move to McMillan Williams Solicitors where I was appointed a Partner and finally Tees law in February 2018.
Prior to embarking on my legal career, I worked in the banking sector and thereafter acquired nursing and midwifery qualifications.
Featured in The Yorkshire Post in September 26 – Mental health must remain an integral part of the care given to all pregnant women regardless of colour or creed – Gwyneth Munjoma
Client testimonials;
“Gwyneth, thank you for being there for us, for listening to us, and for trying to help our family find a way forward. We know that you have invested time and effort in David’s case, and we will always be grateful for that.” Anonymous
“You have made what has been a very difficult time in my life, that much easier, with your help and understanding. I really have appreciated everything you have done and the hours that you have dedicated to our case.
It is an overwhelming feeling that I can now move forward and put this behind us.” Client – Jenny Cleal
“I can’t thank Gwyneth enough—she was kind, friendly, and took the time to clearly explain every part of my case. She was sensitive to the issues that mattered to me and made a potentially difficult process feel easy.” Client – Mrs M K
“Tees Law’s team operates at a level that reflects deep professional integrity, careful preparation, and a genuine respect for the complexity of clinical and psychiatric dimensions in legal proceedings.” Legal 500 2026