9.6.2022
Trusts of Land
What are trusts of land? Property ownership is not always a straightforward legal issue, particularly where the parties are cohabitees...
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Muna started her training contract with the firm in September 2020. She is currently in the Property Litigation team.
Prior to joining the firm Muna worked as a senior paralegal in a local authority and a paralegal in another London based firm specialising in social care.
She studied foreign languages at the School of Oriental and African Studies and graduated in 2010 with a 2:1. Since then, Muna has worked and volunteered for several years with vulnerable young people before undertaking legal studies. She completed her LPC with distinction, in 2019, at London Metropolitan University.
Muna has spent several years working as a youth advocate with young people in and around the care system. She is passionate about the rights of young people and founded Coram Voice’s national writing competition “Voices” as well as publishing a book “An Advocate’s Guide to Complaints in England” (https://www.pavpub.com/health-and-social-care/health-practice/an-advocates-guide-to-complaints-in-england).
Personal interests
Outside work Muna enjoys reading, travelling and anything geeky.
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Shilpa was professional, realistic, and unflappable. Shilpa managed to persuade a reluctant witness to come forward to support my case. She obviously knows her subject very well.
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