Lianne Green
Paralegal
Lianne is a Paralegal in the Conveyancing Team based at our West Bridgford branch.
Expertise
- Sales
- Purchases
- Transfers
- Newbuild
- Remortgages
Approach
Lianne has specialised in guiding new clients at the outset of their conveyancing, reassuring them and talking them through the conveyancing process.
She knows that for clients looking to move house communication is key, and she prides herself on keeping clients updated at every stage.
Lianne is aware that during the house moving process clients are going through a lot and it can become stressful, so she explains things simply and clearly. Clients know what the next steps are and what they need to do, ensuring that the whole process runs smoothly.
Career Highlights
- Lianne started as a Legal Secretary at Rothera Dowson for the first 10 years of her career before taking the role as New Business Administrator at Rothera Sharp/Rothera Bray from 2014-2024
- Lianne became a Paralegal in the Conveyancing department at Rothera Bray in January 2025
Experience
Experience
20 years
Testimonials
“Abbey Freeman and Lianne Green at Rothera Bray were fantastic in handling my house purchase. The process was smooth from start to finish, with excellent communication throughout. They kept me informed at every step, making the experience stress-free. I highly recommend Rothera Bray for anyone looking for a reliable house purchase.”Wing Vong
- West Bridgford
- l.green@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 852 5809
Experience
Experience
20 years
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