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Tasmin Sarai

Trainee Solicitor

St Albans

tasmin.sarai@taylorwalton.co.uk

01582 390459

  • About me
  • Qualifications

I am a Trainee Solicitor currently in my first seat with the Commercial Property department.

During my time in the Commercial Property department, I have gained experience across a range of matters, including landlord and tenant transactions, refinancing matters and sales on both large scale and small scale transactions. I have drafted legal documents, liaised directly with clients and third parties, and assisted in all aspects of transactions from instruction through to completion.

Prior to commencing my training contract, I worked as a Paralegal in the Family department at our Harpenden office. In that role, I supported solicitors on a variety of matters, preparing and drafting documents and corresponding with clients.

I am approachable, helpful and proactive, and I bring these qualities to my work to ensure clients feel supported throughout their matter.

I joined Taylor Walton in 2024

  • Bachelors in History from the University of York
  • Masters in Law from the University of Law
  • SQE 1
  • SQE 2

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