ResJuliet is a Trainee Solicitor currently working in the DTM legal Residential Conveyancing team, working from our Liverpool office. She assists with a wide range of property matters, including sales, purchases, remortgages, and transfers of equity, supporting both clients and the team to ensure transactions proceed efficiently and with clarity.
As part of her training contract, Juliet has completed seats in Dispute Resolution and Corporate & Commercial, gaining valuable experience across different areas of legal practice.
In the Dispute Resolution team, she assisted with commercial litigation, property disputes, and contentious probate. Her work included breach of contract claims, debt recovery actions, and landlord and tenant matters, where she developed strong skills in drafting, legal research, and client communication.
During her time with the Corporate & Commercial team, Juliet supported solicitors on a variety of transactions, including business acquisitions and disposals, shareholder agreements, company incorporations, and commercial contracts. She also conducted due diligence and assisted with preparing ancillary documents, gaining insight into the transactional and advisory work of corporate solicitors.
Juliet is building a well-rounded foundation in legal practice as she progresses through her training contract, and she remains committed to delivering practical and client-focused solutions.
Whilst undertaking her Law Degree at Liverpool John Moore’s University, Juliet gained invaluable experience in a Legal Internship at Liverpool City Council where she attended hearings in the Liverpool and Knowsley Magistrates Court.
Juliet also previously held a role as a legal administrator at a Conveyancing Solicitors before embarking on her LLM Masters full time at Liverpool John Moore’s University.
In her spare time Juliet is often seen at the gym working out, running and spending time with family and friends. She also has a passion for reading – from a romcom to the latest psychological thriller and has recently taken on the Gower Peninsula Marathon Challenge in aid of Dementia UK.
