Here are the people who make the difference.
As a paralegal, Christine is a qualified legal executive who works with all the solicitors in the firm. She is therefore, familiar with the full range of the firm’s legal services. Her role involves regular client contact and some caseload responsibility, particularly in conveyancing matters. As such, she is often the key point of contact between solicitor and client.
Alison carries out a great deal of the firm’s essential administrative work relating to caseloads and clients. She also manages the accounts, supervises diaries for all solicitors and ensures that the office is managed efficiently and professionally. She will often be a new client’s first point of contact with the practice, handling enquiries and setting appointments.
Briege graduated in Law from Ulster University in 2007, completed her professional studies and in 2009 was admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in Northern Ireland. A widely respected advocate, she has acquired an impressive range of expertise in areas, including litigation, family and matrimonial law, personal injury and particularly criminal law.
A graduate of Queen’s University, Belfast, Paul was admitted to the Roll of Solicitors in Northern Ireland in 1997. In a distinguished and successful career that includes over 10 years as a partner in large multi-disciplinary firm in the North-West, Paul has acquired in-depth expertise in a number of highly specialised areas, notably in the fields of Conveyancing of residential, agricultural and commercial property, Trusts, Estate Administration, and Inheritance Tax Planning.
