Aedan is a Paralegal in our Dispute Resolution Team
Having joined Machins in July 2022 as a member of the Residential Conveyancing Team, Aedan has developed a strong background in residential property law which he uses to assist clients with contentious property matters and the other litigation areas that the team specialise in.
Working alongside the solicitors in the team, Aedan strives to provide a client-focused service with the view of providing the best solution for them.
Aedan completed the Legal Practice Course at the University of Hertfordshire achieving a Distinction grade. He previously graduated from the University of Kent with a First-Class Honours degree in Law and Sociology.
Alongside his studies, Aedan was a volunteer generalist adviser at Citizens Advice Luton and done a variety of pro bono law clinic work.
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