With an established knowledge of the firm, Amelia completed her LPC at BPP Law School and commenced her training contract in 2019 with her first seat in the Employment team.
Amelia is currently in her third seat in the Corporate department and assists the team on a range of corporate matters, including acquisitions and disposals, reorganisations, and company restructuring.
Ben is currently undertaking his third seat in the Litigation Department where he assists on a range of disputes. Ben has previously completed seats in Commercial Property and Corporate.
As one of our Senior Paralegals, Charlotte’s focus is on arrears recovery for our clients. Her proactive attitude ensures she achieves great results for our clients.
Daniel is currently working in the commercial property department.
Daniel has keen attention to detail and a determination to serve his clients’ needs.
Francesca works in Residential Property and supports the team with a range of different conveyancing matters including sales, purchases, transfer of equity and re-mortgages.
Gianluca is currently in his third seat rotation, sitting in the employment team.
Gianluca previously spent a year in the litigation and dispute resolution department where he carried out tasks such as legal research, drafting documents to clients, the other side and the court and advising clients on a variety of matters.
Within the employment team Gianluca now assists with drafting articles, working alongside ACAS on matters in the employment tribunal and assisting clients in a wide range of employment-based matters.
Kristie acts for property developers and investors on acquisitions and disposals along with their ongoing portfolio management. She also assists with the purchase, sale and lettings of all forms of commercial property.
Leonie works in Residential Sales. She will be starting as a Trainee Solicitor with Keebles in March 2021.
Mario is currently working within the Commercial Property department advising clients on purchase, sale and lettings of all forms of commercial property.
Molly works in the Residential Property department and assists on a range of conveyancing matters including sales, purchases, freehold reversions, transfers of equity and re-mortgages.
Prior to joining Keebles, Molly qualified with the Institute of Risk Management receiving her International Certificate in Enterprise Risk Management and gained four years’ experience working for a global law firm.
Molly has also studied towards, and received, certificates in Legal Technology and Innovative Design with BPP University.
Molly previously worked in Keebles’ Marketing team where she helped implement marketing and business development strategies, organised the firm’s networking and charity events, and assisted with PR, social media and digital.
Rachel joined the firm in September 2019 as a trainee solicitor and is currently in the final seat of her training contract with our Residential Conveyancing team in Sheffield.
Rachel’s first seat was with the Residential Conveyancing team in Sheffield where she assisted with residential property transactions and ran her own caseload. Her second seat was with the Commercial Property team where she experienced the wider variety of commercial transactions and assisted with various commercial and corporate transactions. Her third seat was with the PM Legal Services team and Litigation teams wherein she assisted with a variety of contentious caseloads including probate, debt and property disputes.
With 4 years+ worth of experience Sarah specialises in assisting on all aspects of residential property transactions. She also has experience in new build conveyancing including the help to buy scheme, leasehold properties, unregistered land, right to buy purchases, and commercial transactions.
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HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) have recently confirmed details of the extension to their Trust Registration Service.