Tracey Cosgrove
Legal Secretary
Tracey is a legal secretary in the Family department based at our Leicester office.
Expertise
- Dealing with clients
- Correspondence
- Preparing documents
- Opening new files
Approach
Tracey enjoys dealing with clients and would say that regular communication is key. She understands that family law-related issues can be an emotional time for clients and responds with empathy.
Career Highlights
- Tracey has previously worked as a secretary in another Leicester based law firm working across various departments for 13 years
- She joined Bray & Bray in 2015 as a secretary before they merged to form Rothera Bray. She has worked multiple departments including probate, dispute resolution and now based in the family team
Tracey Cosgrove's Experience
Experience
22 years
- Leicester
- t.cosgrove@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0116 204 5338
Tracey Cosgrove's Experience
Experience
22 years
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