Paola Zangirolami
Paralegal
Dispute Resolution
- Chelmsford
Biography
I joined Tees in June 2025 as a Paralegal in the Litigation and Dispute Resolution department, based in the Chelmsford office.
I graduated with a First Class (Honours) degree in Criminology with Law from the University of West London. I also hold a Postgraduate Diploma in Law from BPP University, where I also completed a Masters in SQE 1. Having recently passed the SQE 1 exams, I am currently preparing for the SQE 2, further developing my legal expertise and qualifications.
With a keen interest in litigation and a commitment to professional growth, I aim to establish a strong foundation for my legal career while contributing to the team’s success.
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