I am extremely grateful for all your ongoing help. Your involvement has been invaluable and I feel you have personally added so much value to my case.
Hannah joined Ringrose Law in 2017. She has experience assisting clients in a range of areas of medical negligence, including misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis and treatment, fatal claims, surgical and clinical error and failure to obtain appropriate consent.
Education
Hannah has a 2:1 Law with Politics degree from the University of Manchester. She commenced her training contract with Ringrose Law in May 2020, while undertaking the Legal Practice Course part-time with the University of Law, achieving a Distinction.
Hannah qualified as a Solicitor in November 2021. Prior to joining Ringrose Law, Hannah had a background working in legal costs.
Interests
Outside of work Hannah is a member of Lincoln and District Runners. She also enjoys films, travelling and spending time with her family.

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