Samantha Buckle
Senior Paralegal
Samantha Buckle is a senior paralegal at Rothera Bray, in the Conveyancing department. She’s based at our Beeston office.
Expertise
- Sales and purchases of property
- Right to Buy
- Post-completion matters including Stamp Duty and Land Registry applications
Approach
Samantha assists the conveyancing team in a wide range of residential property matters including pre and post completion work for sales, purchases, transfers of equity and re-mortgages.
Samantha provides a proactive and forthright approach to clients, keeping them regularly updated on the progress of their transaction and answering any questions or queries they may have.
Career Highlights
- Samantha worked as a legal secretary in conveyancing for a national law firm from 2000 to 2002
- In 2003 Samantha joined a Nottingham-based solicitor as a legal secretary
- Samantha worked as a legal secretary in the family department of an East Midlands based law firm from 2006 to 2010
- Between 2014 and 2023 Samantha worked as a conveyancing paralegal for a Nottingham-based law firm
- Samantha joined Rothera Bray as a conveyancing paralegal in May 2023
Experience
Experience
15 years
Testimonials
“This was the first time using Rothera Bray Solicitors, from the first phone call to the last Sam was amazing on the ball with everything that made the whole process very easy for me, would very highly recommend them and be using in the future. ”Ben S
“Samantha has recently acted on the sale of my property through the Beeston office. I was kept regularly up to date with emails and telephone call up to completion. Excellent service all around and would highly recommend using their services in the future. Thanks again for your first class service.”Stuart Martin
“Thank you all for the effort on this case. I wish you all the best. Thanks!”Chenyang
“We used Rothera Bray for the purchase of our home and the sale of a property, and we are so pleased we went with them for both. Jo and Samantha were really great, they handled everything in a timely matter and kept us updated every step of the way. We would definitely recommend Rothera Bray to anyone looking for a conveyancing solicitor.”G Hill
Experience
Experience
15 years
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