Juliana Harrison
Paralegal
Medical Negligence
- Bishop's Stortford
Biography
I joined Tees in 2026 as part of the medical negligence team. I completed my law degree in 2025.
I’m passionate about delivering the best results for clients by taking a professional and empathetic approach.
Expertise

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

Awards and accreditations
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