Law trainee Hannah Taylor is celebrating becoming a fully fledged solicitor.
As a solicitor at Stratford-upon-Avon firm Lodders, she is now specialising on the agriculture side – one of the practice’s core strengths.
“I got involved as part of my training and I really enjoyed it,” she said. “It is challenging and interesting and I like working with clients from the agricultural sector.”
Originally from Studley, she was educated at Alcester High School and Stratford-upon-Avon College, and it was at the latter while taking law as one of her A-levels that she developed an interest in law.
She gained a law degree at Birmingham University and then spent five years with a firm in Malvern, doing her Legal Practice Course part-time at weekends via Birmingham College of Law.
Married and living in Worcester, she joined Lodders in 2011. “Lodders is an ambitious but friendly firm, which suits me and fits in with my ethos.”
David Lodder, senior partner and head of the agricultural department, said: “I am very pleased for Hannah and I am sure she will prove a significant asset to the firm.”
