Florrie Talty-Sanghera
Trainee Solicitor
Florrie is a Trainee Solicitor in our Court of Protection Health and Welfare team having completed her Law and International Relations degree at the University of Surrey and her LLM Legal Practice Course at the University of Westminster.
While studying Florrie has previously assisted our Court of Protection team as well as the business team. Florrie’s dedication and commitment to her work has ensured she is an invaluable member of any team she works with, and we are delighted she has now secured a training contract with us.
Being extremely motivated, Florrie is given a high level of responsibility, enjoying frequent contact with clients. Her training will provide an opportunity to learn about and gain experience of the wide range of interesting work our teams do, with training seats available across a range of practice areas. Florrie's training seats have included working with the Dispute Resolution team and Commercial Property team and is now in the Court of Protection Health and Welfare team.
Outside of work, Florrie enjoys playing badminton, reading, and taking her dogs (Fred and Greg) out for walks.
Areas of practice
Business Services
What our clients say about Florrie
We're repeat clients, having completed a previous lease with you. Florrie was excellent throughout this process – her communication was superb, and she was incredibly diligent with all the details and follow-ups with the other solicitors.
Mike Patrick
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