Zenith Lee
Paralegal
Zenith is a Paralegal in our Conveyancing team based at our West Bridgford office.
Expertise
- Supports all aspects of the conveyancing process
Approach
Zenith prides herself on being organised with great communication skills She is able to adapt her approach to be flexible in order to provide a great service for her clients.
Zenith is also polite, hardworking and has good interaction with co-workers and clients, which makes her a great team player.
Career Highlights
- Throughout her career she has worked at previous other law firms as a Legal Secretary
- Zenith worked as a Legal Secretary in the Conveyancing department at Massers Solicitors
- She is currently a Paralegal in the Conveyancing team at Rothera Bray Solicitors after a merger with Massers in October 2024
Zenith Lee's Experience
Experience
Over 10 years
Qualifications
- West Bridgford
- z.lee@rotherabray.co.uk
- 03456 465 465
Zenith Lee's Experience
Experience
Over 10 years
Qualifications
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