Patrycja Cioch
Paralegal
Patrycja Cioch is a Paralegal in Rothera Bray’s Wills and Probate team and is based at our Market Harborough office.
Approach
Patrycja assists the Wills and Probate team with a wide range of matters, supporting clients from their initial enquiry through to the completion of their matter. She plays a key role in ensuring documents are prepared accurately and efficiently, helping transactions progress smoothly while keeping clients and colleagues fully informed throughout the process.
Known for her friendly and approachable manner, Patrycja understands the importance of clear communication and takes the time to explain each stage of the process, helping clients feel confident and reassured about what to expect. Her strong organisational skills, attention to detail and commitment to providing excellent client service make her a valued member of the team.
Fluent in both Polish and English, Patrycja is pleased to assist clients in either language, ensuring they feel comfortable, understood and supported from start to finish.
Career Highlights
- Before starting her legal career, Patrycja spent five years working in customer-facing roles within the hospitality industry, developing excellent communication, organisation and client care skills
- Patrycja also gained valuable legal experience through her work at her university’s Legal Advice Centre, where she assisted individuals seeking legal guidance and support and through work experience at a Leicestershire based law firm
- Patrycja joined Rothera Bray as a Paralegal in the Wills and Probate team in July 2026
Experience
Qualifications
- Between 2023 and 2026, Patrycja studied Law at the University of Manchester, graduating with First-Class Honours
- Market Harborough
- p.cioch@rotherabray.co.uk
- 01858 436974
Experience
Qualifications
- Between 2023 and 2026, Patrycja studied Law at the University of Manchester, graduating with First-Class Honours
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