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Tasmin Sarai

Trainee Solicitor

Luton

tasmin.sarai@taylorwalton.co.uk

01582 390459

  • About me
  • Qualifications

I am a Trainee Solicitor in my third seat with the Commercial Litigation department.

My second seat was in the Family department, where I assisted in a range of matters, including children, financial arrangements and divorce. As part of my role, I regularly communicated with clients and third parties, as well as attending client meetings and court hearings. I worked closely with a diverse range of solicitors across the department, both in St Albans and Harpenden, and supported them with the progression of their matters.

My first seat was in the Commercial Property department. I gained experience across a variety of matters, including landlord and tenant transactions, refinancing matters and sales on both large scale and small scale transactions. I assisted in drafting legal documents, liaising directly with clients and third parties, and helping progress transactions from instruction through to completion.

Prior to commencing my training contract, I worked as a Paralegal in the Family department in our Harpenden office. In this role, I supported solicitors on a variety of matters, assisted in preparing documents and corresponded 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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