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What Goes Up Must Come Down: The Reality of Trampolining Incidents
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Profile / Experience
Rachel began her legal education at Aberystwyth University where she achieved First Class Honours in her LLB Law Degree in 2019.
She then attended University of Law at the Chester Campus to study the Legal Practice Course along with a Masters of Law, graduating with a Distinction in 2020. Rachel undertook various work placements at solicitor firms and would assist the Pro Bono Scheme at University of Law. These experiences included areas of law such as family law, property and Court of Protection.
Rachel joined Lanyon Bowdler in March 2021 as a trainee solicitor and was part of the Family Department for six months. In March 2023, she qualified as a solicitor within the Family Department and joined the Oswestry office.
Outside of work you can usually find Rachel going on walks and hikes with family and friends, in the gym or paddle boarding. Rachel also likes to paint and practice playing the saxophone and guitar in her spare time.
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Rachel has been absolutely amazing. Completely on the ball with my matter and went above and beyond to get it resolved quickly.
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World Elder Abuse Awareness Day
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