Grace King

Trainee
Grace is committed to growing her skills and expertise at Stevens & Bolton.
Grace is committed to growing her skills and expertise at Stevens & Bolton.

About

Grace is a dedicated second-year trainee solicitor. With previous experience as a paralegal in Stevens & Bolton’s immigration team, Grace has a keen understanding of the people behind every client matter.

Grace takes pride in her thoughtful and thorough approach to ensure that every aspect of a client’s matter is meticulously handled. Her attention to detail was invaluable throughout her previous seats in employment, pensions, and immigration and real Estate disputes, and continues to serve her in her current seat in the intellectual property team.

Experience

  • Qualifications and recognition

    Grace is a graduate of the University of Sussex, with a year spent studying abroad at UC Berkeley, and the University of Law.

Grace is a graduate of the University of Sussex, with a year spent studying abroad at UC Berkeley, and the University of Law.

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