Amelia Fragola-Hunt
Paralegal
Amelia Fragola-Hunt is a Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Serious Personal Injury team and is based at our Lace Market, Nottingham office.
Expertise
Amelia is involved in the Nottingham Inquiry, where she plays an active role in liaising with barristers and supporting the legal team.Approach
Amelia is known for her compassionate and approachable manner, always taking the time to listen and understand each client’s unique circumstances. She tailors her approach to suit individual needs, ensuring clients feel heard, supported, and well-informed throughout their journey.
Amelia encourages clients to freely ask questions, and excels at simplifying complex legal information into clear, accessible language. Her reassuring presence helps clients feel confident and comfortable, even in challenging situations.
Amelia communicates with care and sensitivity, always framing advice in a constructive and respectful way so clients feel empowered.
Career Highlights
- Before joining the firm, Amelia worked as a Paralegal at a Leeds-based practice from September 2023 to May 2025, specialising in Personal Injury and Serious Clinical Negligence. She managed her own caseloads and worked closely with a partner as part of a small, focused team. Amelia also supported high-value cases, regularly liaising with barristers and maintaining strong one-to-one relationships with clients.
- During her time at university, Amelia served as a lay member on the Sheffield Schools Appeal Panel, contributing to hearings between 2020 and 2023. She also held the role of Head of Mooting, demonstrating her leadership and advocacy skills.
Experience
Qualifications
- Amelia completed a degree in Law at the University of Sheffield, graduating in 2022
- Amelia completed her Bar Training Course at the University of Law in Leeds
- Amelia will commence her pupillage in September 2026
- Lace Market
- a.fragolahunt@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 865 5374
Experience
Qualifications
- Amelia completed a degree in Law at the University of Sheffield, graduating in 2022
- Amelia completed her Bar Training Course at the University of Law in Leeds
- Amelia will commence her pupillage in September 2026
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