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David Gray Solicitors LLP Continue to Expand
David Gray Solicitors LLP defy the recession and
continue to expand by employing a new solicitor –
Emma Morris recently completed her
training contract with David Gray Solicitors LLP and has been given
a role as a solicitor in the Civil department.
Emma is also a member of the Small Business Teams, and undertakes a
wide variety of work within these areas. She has previously
completed seats in the Housing,
Mental Health and
Family Departments.
Emma specialises in all aspects of litigation, including personal
injury, contract disputes and debt recovery. She advises both
individuals and businesses on the options available both in and out
of Court. Clients comments on her personable nature and willingness
to go the extra mile for her clients.
As a member of the Small
Business Team Emma works with new and established businesses in
providing a complete legal service. As a member of the Law Society’s
“Lawyers for your Business” scheme, Emma is committed to providing
clear, honest and reliable advice to business clients.
Emma also regularly advises on Police Complaints and Actions Against
the Police. She represents clients both locally and nationally in
pursuing complaints to police forces and the Independent Police
Complaints Commission. She represents clients in bringing claims for
compensation through the Courts arising from the actions of police
officers. She is an active member of Police Action Lawyers Group and
Human Rights Lawyers Group.
Emma deals with all levels of Criminal Injuries Compensation claims,
from straightforward claims to more complex abuse claims. She has
prepared successful reviews and has also represented clients in
appealing to the Tribunals Service.
Emma studied Law at the University of Newcastle and completed the
Legal Practice Course at Northumbria University. She was awarded the
Resolution Family Law Prize 2007/2008 for the best performing
student in the family examinations at Northumbria University, and
the David Auld Mental Health Prize 2008/2009 for best performing
student in the mental health