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As the festive season approaches, the team at Rothera Bray would like to take a moment to thank you for your continued support throughout what has been a busy but incredibly rewarding year. While we’ll soon be taking a short break to recharge, we want to ensure you have all the information you need to reach us if required during the holiday period. 

We are thrilled to announce that five of our trainee solicitors have recently completed their training contracts and are now fully qualified solicitors.  

Demonstrating our commitment to the local community, our staff have been rolling up their sleeves and lending a helping hand to Derby Kids’ Camp.

We are delighted to share that we have made nine promotions across a range of key practice areas, including the elevation of two professionals to partner and four individuals to senior associate roles across four of our office locations.

Rotheras Solicitors LLP and Bray & Bray Solicitors merged as of 1 October, becoming Rothera Bray LLP.

As part of National Careers Week (6th-11th March), supporting young people in developing awareness about future job pathways, we spoke to three Rothera Bray employees about why they chose a career in law, the different routes they have taken to become qualified and what advice they would recommend for anyone considering a legal career.

We are hugely proud of our staff and accomplishments in 2022. Here are just a few highlights across the firm this year.

To say that appearing at court can be a daunting experience is an understatement, especially if you’re attending for the first time or for a particularly serious offence.

Rothera Bray is delighted to announce that Christina Yardley, previously Business Development partner at Rothera Bray, is the firm’s new Chief Executive Officer.

Rothera Bray has been announced as one of the top fundraising firms in Nottinghamshire for Will Aid after raising £5,355 for last year’s campaign.

Managing the workload of a trainee solicitor can be a struggle at times, but what if you’re a student and parent as well? Paige Gajic, Trainee Solicitor at Rothera Bray gives her thoughts on what it’s like to balance the roles of trainee, soon–to-be graduate and mum.

Rothera Bray Associate, Jason Waghorne, is the new President of the Nottinghamshire Law Society for 2019-2020, the Society announced at its recent AGM.