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Niamh is a Property Lawyer in our Residential Team. She is based at our Stafford office and works alongside Senior Property Lawyer, David Bryan.
Niamh's Approach: Niamh has a warm personality and an empathetic approach that puts clients at ease. She describes herself as pro-active with strong attention to detail, which enables her to solve problems, find practical solutions and deliver clients the best possible outcomes.
Qualifications: Niamh completed her Law Degree at the University of Bristol. She graduated in 2023 with a 2:1 and was awarded a Head of School Commendation and the Bristol Plus Award.
Niamh was born and raised in Staffordshire and still lives in the area.
She has always been a keen swimmer, competing at National level, and in 2019 became the Midland Open Water Champion. Niamh enjoys spending her weekends walking over on Cannock Chase and is a season ticket holder at West Bromwich Albion FC.
Niamh studied A-Levels in English Literature, Geography, and History at Sixth Form before completing a Law Degree at the University of Bristol. She graduated in 2023 with a 2:1 and was awarded a Head of School Commendation and the Bristol Plus Award.
During her degree, Niamh worked as a Student Advisor in the University’s Law Clinic where she had the opportunity to manage her own caseload and give pro-bono legal advice to members of the public.
Nowell Meller Journey: Niamh joined Nowell Meller in 2024 as part of our Residential Property team
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