Theresa Mason
Senior Paralegal
Theresa is a Senior Paralegal in our Conveyancing department based at the West Bridgford office.
Expertise
- Helps with all aspects of the conveyancing process
Approach
Theresa has a friendly approach to all clients and staff.
Career Highlights
- Theresa started her career as a receptionist before becoming a building society cashier
- She worked as a Legal Secretary at Massers Solicitors in the conveyancing department
- As of October 2024, Theresa joined the conveyancing team as a Paralegal at Rothera Bray Solicitors after they merged with Massers
- Theresa was promoted to Senior Paralegal in July 2025
Experience
Experience
20 years
Testimonials
“Thankyou to Sally Simpson , Theresa Mason and the team. They dealt professionally with all matters in a very friendly and helpful manner. They helped to make our first move in over 40 years less stressful .”Sheila P
- West Bridgford
- t.mason@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
Experience
Experience
20 years
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