About Leonie
Leonie is a civil litigation Solicitor dealing primarily in Commercial Disputes.
She qualified in 2019 and has worked with Tiger Law from our inception. Previously, she worked with Vanessa as a paralegal at IHLS and later became a paralegal at Tiger Law before beginning her training to become a Solicitor.
During her legal studies, she volunteered with Citizens advice for 5 years. This gave Leonie exactly the sort of real-world experience that makes her ideal for Tiger Law’s down-to-earth philosophy.
Leonie loves working at Tiger Law as the work and cases we see are varied and never dull. The firm is inclusive, flexible, and we are given the opportunity to really get to know our clients, building up solid relationships.
Her choice to work in litigation was a last-minute decision. She had always aimed to qualify into Private Client, but there was a litigator inside of her that wanted to get out, and eventually won.
Leonie spent a lot of her training focussed on private client work and helping business clients arrange their personal planning to work hand in hand with their business succession planning, however has moved into the area of commercial litigation, assisting clients with disputes, both on a commercial and personal level.
During her time assisting with commercial litigation, Leonie has successfully resolved many debt disputes, both for claimant and defendant clients, has followed disputes through to winding up of companies, and has also had success in injunction applications.
Outside of work she enjoys spending time with her partner and children, with her main hobby being crafting (currently crochet is the go-to)!
Specialisms
Leonie is a civil litigation Solicitor dealing primarily in Commercial Disputes.
Qualifications
Admitted as a Solicitor in England and Wales in 2019
Certificate in Legal Studies
Diploma in English Law. Leonie scored a 2:1 in her LLB with the Open University – a course she combined with raising 2 children.
Since joining Tiger Law she completed her LLM and LPC with Commendation at the University of Law in Bloomsbury.
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