Clare Salt
Paralegal
Clare Salt is a paralegal in Rothera Bray’s conveyancing team and is based at our Nottingham office.
Approach
Clare understands that moving home can be one of life’s most stressful experiences. She is committed to easing that pressure by providing clear, helpful support and promptly addressing any client queries.
Career Highlights
- Clare started working as a word processor operator at a legal firm in 1995 before progressing to become a legal secretary in 1996
- Clare joined Rothera Bray as a paralegal in the conveyancing team in June 2026
Experience
Experience
25 years
- Lace Market
- c.salt@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 6248
Experience
Year Qualified
2005
Experience
25 years
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