Emily McKay

Paralegal

I joined Buckles in November 2018 as a Paralegal in our Family department and completed my LPC LLM at Nottingham Law School in 2019. I have previous experience working in property law with other firms.

I build a strong rapport with my clients, providing sound and clear legal advice. I put their best interests at the heart of my work, paying close attention to detail and working tirelessly to achieve a good and fair outcome.

I am a member of Resolution and the Peterborough Young Lawyers Group (PYLG) Committee, the sole representative of Buckles on this committee.

In my spare time, I enjoy socialising with friends and attending fitness classes. I am a foodie and enjoy trying out new restaurants. I’m also training to complete the ‘Couch to 5k’ challenge.

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