A proud milestone for our Trainee Solicitor, Laura Snedden, who has completed the Law Society requirements to receive her restricted practicing certificate early to allow her to be able to appear in court.
Laura required to complete 20 hours of sitting in and observing court hearings and to undertake the Law Society of Scotland Advocacy Course prior to the certificate being granted.
Laura has already appeared in Court Hearings taking place at Falkirk Sheriff Court and Paisley Sheriff Court.
Laura States:
‘It was a nerve wracking and exciting experience. Appearing in court for the first time took me completely out of my comfort zone but I enjoyed rising to the challenge. I am grateful for being given the opportunity to develop my advocacy skills working under the guidance and supervision of a Solicitor Advocate throughout my traineeship. I look forward to the challenges that will arise as I progress and expand my skillset both in and out of the court room.’
Well done Laura!
A proud milestone for our Trainee Solicitor,
Laura Snedden, who has completed the Law Society requirements to receive her
restricted practicing certificate early to allow her to be able to appear in
court. Laura required to complete 20 hours of sitting in and
observing court hearings and to undertake the Law Society of Scotland Advocacy
Course prior to the certificate being granted. Laura has already appeared in Court Hearings
taking place at Falkirk Sheriff Court and Paisley Sheriff Court. Laura States: ‘It was a nerve wracking and exciting
experience. Appearing in court for the first time took me completely out of my
comfort zone but I enjoyed rising to the challenge. I am grateful for being
given the opportunity to develop my advocacy skills working under the guidance
and supervision of a Solicitor Advocate throughout my traineeship. I look
forward to the challenges that will arise as I progress and expand my skillset
both in and out of the court room.’ Well done Laura!
