Priya is a paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing team.
Priya joined Machins in September 2023 as a paralegal in the Residential Conveyancing department.
Her role involves working with the solicitors to produce a service tailored to the needs of clients.
Priya studied her LLB at the University of Hertfordshire and went on to complete the Legal Practice Course and Masters in Law at the University of Law. She previously worked at the University of Hertfordshire as a Digital Skills Developer helping students and staff improve their digital skills.
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