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I am a trainee lawyer at Debenhams Ottaway, currently working in the family law and divorce team in St Albans.
I studied Law with Law Studies in Europe at Christ Church College, Oxford, graduating in 2009. I then worked at the head offices of Tesco and Sainsbury’s, working in operations development and digital payments.
I came back to the law through volunteering at Citizens Advice in St Albans, then as a paralegal at a local firm specialising in family law. I passed the LPC with a distinction before joining Debenhams Ottaway in September 2023.
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Debenhams Ottaway’s litigation team secure huge section 423 win in the Commercial Court
In the latest, and possibly final, chapter of the matter of Invest Bank v El-Husseini, the litigation and dispute resolution team at Debenhams Ottaway is delighted to report another resounding…
Read moreFinancial order on divorce – a cautionary tale
As family law and divorce lawyers, in a cost-of-living crisis we’re often asked by clients whether they actually need to go through the expense of getting a financial order on divorce…
Read moreAnother win in the Commercial Court for Debenhams Ottaway – Too little too latest
Debenhams Ottaway has won in another hearing in the Commercial Court, on the ongoing matter of Invest Bank v El-Husseini. During a four-week trial at the Rolls Building, the court…
Read moreDelay amending your case at your own peril!
The litigation team has been in court again on the Invest Bank v El-Husseini case, with another win for their defendant clients through another dismissal of an application by the…
Read moreDisclosure does not mean “no stone left unturned”
The latest judgment in Invest Bank v El-Husseini [2024] EWHC 996 (Comm), where Debenhams Ottaway represents two of the defendants, saw a win for the firm in the substantial dismissal…
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