Call Us: 0333 3580 393 Catherine’s role involves managing files, meeting with clients and assisting the Solicitors in the team.
Catherine has previous experience in mental health law and has actively been working with the charity Mind in their independent review of the Mental Health Act.
Catherine has also been on a number of educational mental health courses such as the foundation course with the Mental Health Lawyers association and ‘Supporting Someone with Mental Health’ run by Mind.
Education
Catherine completed her Law degree at the University of Lincoln in 2020 and is now studying for her LPC. She is completing a dissertation on how mental health law affects the human rights of patients.
Her aspirations are to complete her LPC and Masters degree and go on to become a Solicitor within the firm.
Hobbies and Interests
In her spare time, Catherine enjoys looking after her pet rabbit Ziggy and going on road trips with her friends. It is also her plan to see more of the world, especially New Zealand
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