About Zarenna

Zarenna joined Machins in December 2021 as a paralegal in the Dispute Resolution team. She has joined our Trainee Solicitor programme and is now based in the Company Commercial team.

She graduated from the University of Leicester with a first class law degree in 2018 and completed the Legal Practice Course and Masters in Law, achieving a distinction in 2019.

Before joining Machins, she worked as an Investigator at the Financial Ombudsman Service for SMEs in the banking team.

 

Latest news by Zarenna Porter

Successful application for termination of Parental Responsibility

Termination of Parental Responsibility is rarely made by the Court and only ever in exceptional circumstances. Following a recent private family law case acting for a mother who successfully obtained a termination of Parental Responsibility order to end the father’s Parental Responsibility, we asked Laura Martin-Read, Senior Associate Solicitor to explain what Parental Responsibility is

Spring Budget – Key highlights for businesses

Jeremy Hunt delivered his Spring Budget on 6 March, and it will probably be his last major fiscal announcement ahead of this year’s anticipated general election. With a focus on reducing tax for the working population and helping parents, there were several announcements in the Budget that affect businesses and employees which I consider and

Top Tips for acing your Interview

By Trainee Blog

An interview is likely to be required almost every time you apply for a role, and this is equally true when applying for training contracts.  The process at Machins is currently split into three: (1) an application; (2) an initial interview and (3) a final partner-led interview. This post gives some tips from my experience

Machins Solicitors celebrates International Women’s Day 2022

By Machins News

International Women’s Day is a global holiday celebrated annually on 8th March to recognise the achievements of women with its focus on women’s rights, gender equality, reproductive rights and violence and abuse against women. This year’s campaign #BreaktheBias focuses on a gender equal world[1] .The Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919[2] paved the way for women

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