Caroline Twist
Senior Paralegal
Caroline is a Senior Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Licensing department and is based at our Lace Market, Nottingham office.
Expertise
- Licensing Law
- Gambling Law
- Administrator and invigilator for the BIIAB Award for Personal Licence Holders
Approach
Caroline has over 20 years’ experience in licensing and gambling law. She is an experienced Senior Paralegal working with many types of hospitality operators in relation to licensing and gambling requirements.
Caroline carries out a range of licensing work including transfer of premises licences, variations of designated premises supervisor and applying for Personal Licences under the Licensing Act 2003.
Caroline is friendly and approachable with a meticulous eye for detail. Caroline is a nominated Invigilator for the Award for Personal Licence Holders qualification.
Career Highlights
- Caroline has experience of working in solicitors’ offices since 1980, in several aspects of law
- Caroline joined the licensing team at a Nottingham solicitors in 1998 then joined another local firm in 2000
- In 2003 Caroline joined another Nottingham firm as licensing assistant prior to the new Licensing Act coming into force, being promoted to Paralegal in 2020
- Caroline joined Rothera Bray as a Senior Paralegal in May 2024
Experience
Experience
20 years
Memberships & Accreditations
- The Lace Market
- c.twist@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 8655370
Experience
Experience
20 years
Memberships & Accreditations
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Financial and tax traps in your Will that most people miss
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Nottingham attacks survivors’ solicitor responds to unlawful access of victims’ medical records
Greg Almond, our Serious Personal Injury Partner, represents two of the surviving victims of the Nottingham attacks Wayne Birkett and Sharon Miller. He has issued a statement in response to the Nottingham University Hospital NHS Trust confirming that 11 staff members have been dismissed for unlawfully accessing the medical records of the Nottingham Attack’s victims.