Rowan Ketteridge
Paralegal
Rowan Ketteridge is a Paralegal in the Dispute Resolution team and is based at our Lace Market, Nottingham office.
Approach
Rowan is an organised and highly motivated professional who plays a key role in the Dispute Resolution department. She approaches her work with a structured mindset, ensuring that every task is handled efficiently.
Known for her friendly and approachable nature, Rowan builds strong relationships with both colleagues and clients, creating a supportive and collaborative environment. Her exceptional attention to detail ensures that every aspect of a case is meticulously reviewed.
Career Highlights
- Rowan has had many customer facing roles which have also included pro bono legal work
- Rowan joined Rothera Bray as a Paralegal in the Serious Personal Injury team in December 2025
- In May 2026, Rowan joined the Rothera Bray Dispute Resolution team as a Paralegal
Experience
Qualifications
- Rowan graduated from Birmingham University in 2025 with a Law degree
- Lace Market
- r.ketteridge@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 865 5382
Experience
Qualifications
- Rowan graduated from Birmingham University in 2025 with a Law degree
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