Ovarian cancer awareness: Understanding delayed diagnosis and legal claims
Ovarian cancer develops in the ovaries and is often diagnosed at an advanced stage because early symptoms are subtle and
Kiera Murphy
Trainee Solicitor
Land and Real Estate
- Cambridge
Biography
I am currently completing my training contract within the Land and Real Estate team. Before this, I gained experience in the Agriculture department, working closely with the Commercial Property and Private Client teams. I have also gained experience in the Medical Negligence team. These varied seats have given me the opportunity to develop a broad range of legal skills and gain experience across different areas of law.
Expertise
Awards and accreditations
Further information
I graduated from the University of Sheffield with a 2:1 degree in Law in 2023. I then completed the Legal Practice Course, passing with Commendation. I joined Tees in March 2025.
Outside of work, I enjoy yoga and hiking. On my time off, I often travel abroad to complete famous hikes, my two most recent being the Great Wall of China and the Camino de Santiago.
Articles from Kiera
Supporting families and promoting safer maternity care
Every year, Baby Week in November offers families a chance to come together, learn and share experiences. It celebrates babies,
eFBTs and what they mean for landowners
The Environmental Farm Business Tenancy (eFBT) is a new form of Farm Business Tenancy recently launched by The Crown Estate.
Farm diversification: Finding opportunities in uncertainty
With agricultural subsidies being phased out and input costs on the rise, many landowners are rethinking how their land can
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