Approach
Krupa is organised, methodical and committed to achieving the best outcome for clients. Krupa can speak Gujarati and Hindi and is happy to assist clients in these languages.
Career Highlights
- Krupa worked as a Legal Assistant at a firm in Sheffield from June 2018 to December 2021. She worked with a Partner on high-value personal injury cases involving serious and catastrophic injuries arising from road traffic accidents
- Krupa also worked as a Paralegal at the Financial Conduct Authority from December 2021 to October 2022 where she was part of a multi-disciplinary team working on regulatory investigations relating to financial services and products
- She commenced her training contract in November 2022
- Krupa qualified as a Solicitor in November 2024 and has joined the Rothera Bray Corporate team
Experience
Experience
6 years
Qualifications
- Krupa graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in May 2018 with a law degree
- Krupa completed the LPC at the University of Sheffield in June 2021
Memberships & Accreditations
- Leicester
- k.sodha@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0116 204 5370
Experience
Year Qualified
2024
Experience
6 years
Qualifications
- Krupa graduated from Sheffield Hallam University in May 2018 with a law degree
- Krupa completed the LPC at the University of Sheffield in June 2021
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