Bradley Haynes Law appoints three new trainee solicitors
Worcester-based firm, Bradley Haynes Law, is investing in its future with the announcement of three new trainee solicitors after Priya Kumari, Nafeesa Hussain and Becky Parker were successful in securing the highly sought-after training contracts at the firm.
Trainee solicitors must undertake a training contract where they put into practice the skills they’ve learned while studying, which generally involves six-month periods in four different legal departments.
Andrew Bradley, CEO of Bradley Haynes Law, said: “We look to lead the way not only in the provision of high-quality legal services, but also in the calibre of people that work for the business.
“Investing in the lawyers of tomorrow is an essential part of ensuring we have the best talent across all our legal services. All new trainees demonstrated a passion for the law and to help clients faced with challenges or opportunities.
“The recruitment of three trainee solicitors sets us apart from most law firms of a similar size and is a key plank of our building for the future strategy.”
Priya Kumari, a trainee solicitor in the residential property department said: “Being there to offer help and guidance during significant and challenging life events is hugely rewarding. No two days are the same and the law is continually evolving.”
Becky Parker, trainee solicitor in the commercial team said: “I had a career in property including commercial, managing agents, and residential prior to my decision to move into the legal profession. I chose law for the challenge, to allow me to deal with people every day and to make a difference to their lives.”
Nafeesa Hussain has worked as a paralegal in the commercial property department of Bradley Haynes Law and is now about to start her contract as a trainee solicitor.
She said: “I knew from a young age that I wanted to pursue a career in the law, helping people achieve the best outcomes. After working in the commercial property team, I am now looking forward to learning and experiencing different aspects of the law.”