Amie Hardy
Solicitor
Amie Hardy is a Solicitor in Rothera Bray’s Commercial Property department and is based at our Lace Market office.
Approach
Amie works in the Nottingham-based Commercial Property team on a variety of commercial property matters, as well as dealing with client enquiries.
Amie prides herself on providing a personable, proactive approach to clients. She ensures that clients are kept updated throughout all stages of their transaction and understand what they are entering into. Amie is committed to building relationships with clients by providing a transparent and jargon-less approach.
Having worked in several client-centric roles, Amie understands the importance of providing exceptional client care.
Career Highlights
- Whilst at university, Amie worked as a Student Legal Adviser at Nottingham Law School’s Legal Advice Centre, and was a volunteer at the Personal Support Unit
- Amie previously worked as an account executive for Lexis Nexis where she was responsible for the management of accounts and assisted with commercial negotiations
- In 2020 Amie joined a local law firm as a Conveyancing Assistant in their Residential Conveyancing/Newbuild department, before transferring to their Commercial Property department in 2021 where she worked as a Paralegal
- Amie joined Rothera Bray as a Commercial Property Paralegal in March 2022
- Amie was promoted to Senior Paralegal in January 2023
- Amie started her training contract at Rothera Bray in September 2023
- Amie qualified as a solicitor in September 2025
Experience
Qualifications
- Amie completed her LLB degree at Nottingham Trent University, graduating in 2018
- Amie completed her Master of Laws/LPC at Nottingham Law School, graduating in 2019
Testimonials
“We have just completed on a particularly trying lease renewal. Amie Hardy was the consummate professional throughout and was able to deliver us the end result we wanted. Thank you to Amie and Fiona. Superb value for money.”Matthew Saunders
“Great service! Took the pain out of the conveyancing process! I would highly recommend this firm and will be using them on my next purchase! My case handler was very down to earth and took the time to explain everything to me in non-technical language I could actually understand!”Sabreena Davis
- Lace Market
- a.hardy@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 6223
Experience
Qualifications
- Amie completed her LLB degree at Nottingham Trent University, graduating in 2018
- Amie completed her Master of Laws/LPC at Nottingham Law School, graduating in 2019
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