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Bushra Ali Solicitors—Ammaarah Hassam

01 December 2021
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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Immigration solicitors appoint paralegal

Bushra Ali Solicitors have recently announced the appointment of Ammaarah Hassam in the role of New Client Paralegal.

Ammaarah completed her LLB (Hons) Law in 2020 at De Montfort University gaining experience as a paralegal with two other Leicester law firms before joining Bushra Ali Solicitors as a full-time employee.

Speaking of her appointment Ammaarah said, ‘I am very, very excited by this role and opportunity. I am a people’s person and feel this role is ideal for me. I enjoy learning about individuals, their predicaments and I want to be involved in supporting them through what can be a very anxious and uncertain journey ahead. I have already forged a number of strong relationships with many new clients including vulnerable individuals and will continue to be at hand to offer support throughout their journey with us.’

Founder and Director, Bushra Ali, added ‘We are delighted to welcome Ammaarah to our team in the role of New Client Paralegal. In her role Ammaarah will be the face and direct initial contact for all new and existing clients.'

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