Three things we didn't know about you?
- I have walked half of the Isle of Wight.
- I have done a 26 mile walk around London at night for Charity.
- I love Wimbledon and have been several times and managed to get onto Court a couple of years ago.
What's your role?
I work as an Administration Assistant in the Wills, Trusts and Probate team.
The Head of Wills, Trusts & Probate is Annabelle Vaughan.
Which five words best describe you?
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Conscientious
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Helpful
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Hardworking
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Fun
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Friendly
Other Team Members
Annabelle Vaughan
Partner - Head of CoP and WTP and Care & Protection
Michelle Thomas
Senior Associate Solicitor
Ginnie Romain
Associate Solicitor
Neil Irvine
Senior Associate
Simon Berry
Senior Associate
Roz Wyeth
Senior Associate (FCILEx)
Deanne Ferguson
Associate Solicitor
Amy Clatworthy
Solicitor
Hannah Goodeve
Solicitor
Liam Colville
Solicitor
Lindsay Taylor
Solicitor
Stacy Keech
Solicitor
Carla Campbell
Trainee Legal Executive
Gurbir Pattar
Trainee Solicitor
Debbie Bridgeman
Paralegal
Jodie Anchors
Paralegal
Kelly Jeffery
Paralegal
Frances Bosley
Legal Secretary
Sharon Anderson
Legal Secretary
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