Joshua Davies
Paralegal
Joshua Davies is a Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Employment team and is based in our Nottingham city centre office.
Approach
Joshua provides a personable touch to his interactions with both businesses and individuals. Known for his friendly and professional demeanor, Joshua expertly handles new enquiries, ensuring that every client feels heard and valued from the outset. His commitment to maintaining clear and consistent communication means clients are always updated on their matters, alleviating some of the stress that can accompany employment law issues.
Joshua also actively participates in the firm’s legal, charitable, and networking events, helping to enhance his professional development and build valuable connections within the industry.
Career Highlights
- Joshua previously worked in the Operations department at Rothera Bray before commencing his training in January 2024, studying the SQE to qualify as a solicitor
- Joshua began working as a paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Employment Law department in January 2024.
Experience
Qualifications
- Joshua moved from South Wales to Bristol where he studied for both his Bachelor’s Degree with Honours and his Master’s Degree in Marketing and Business Management respectively
- Lace Market
- j.davies@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 9106268
Experience
Qualifications
- Joshua moved from South Wales to Bristol where he studied for both his Bachelor’s Degree with Honours and his Master’s Degree in Marketing and Business Management respectively
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