Luisa Palumbo
Senior Paralegal
Luisa Palumbo is a Senior Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Conveyancing team and is based at our Loughborough office.
Approach
Luisa is a very down-to-earth and approachable person, and is aware that moving house can be extremely stressful. She treats each client as an individual, recognising that no two clients are the same.
Understanding that communication is key, Luisa encourages clients to call whenever they feel anxious or concerned, as she is always there to help. Luisa knows that house sales can happen for many reasons—some happy, some sad—and she always makes time to listen. Proactive by nature, she continually looks for the most efficient way to achieve a successful completion date for every client.
Career Highlights
- Luisa has 29 years’ experience working in the legal industry
- Luisa joined Rothera Bray as a Senior Paralegal in October 2025
Experience
Experience
29 years
- Loughborough
- l.palumbo@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0116 204 5300
Experience
Experience
29 years
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