Akeeta Lakhani
Paralegal
Akeeta is a Paralegal in our Residential Conveyancing team. She is based at our Loughborough office.
Expertise
- Sale
- Purchases
- Leaseholds
- Unregistered properties
- New build properties
- Post completions (Land Registry Applications)
Approach
Having five years’ experience working in residential conveyancing, Akeeta has come to learn that selling or buying your home can be a stressful time. Therefore, she keeps clients updated and in the loop with the progress throughout the stages of their transaction. This is a vital part of the process as it keeps them reassured and makes it as enjoyable process.
Along with updating clients, she also liaises with Mortgage Lenders, Estate agents and Solicitors.
Career Highlights
- Akeeta studied Law at Demonfort University from 2016-2019
- From University she worked at My Home Move and progressed her way to trainee case handler 2022
- In 2022, she moved to Nelsons where she took the role of Paralegal in the conveyancing team
- Akeeta joined Rothera Bray Solicitors in July 2024 as a residential conveyancing Paralegal
Experience
Experience
5 years
Qualifications
- Law degree from Demontfort University
Testimonials
“Sara and Akeeta looked after our case when we were buying a property. They were both super helpful, polite and fast to respond, and helped chase other people when there was problems in the chain. Would recommend Rothera Bray to anyone, we’d definitely use them again!”Nadia Williams
- Loughborough
- a.lakhani@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0116 2045 329
Experience
Experience
5 years
Qualifications
- Law degree from Demontfort University
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