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Daniel celebrates qualifying as Chartered Legal Executive Litigator after seven-year journey to milestone achievement

DEDICATED legal professional Daniel Larkin is celebrating a significant career milestone after qualifying as a Chartered Legal Executive Litigator from the CILEx Law School.

Following seven years of studying in his own time, Daniel’s determination and hard work have finally been rewarded with a qualification that holds equivalent standing to that of a solicitor.

Daniel’s inspiring success reflects both his resilience and dedication to building a successful legal career, a goal he set out to achieve when leaving school at 16, and highlights the positives of alternative routes available into the legal profession.

Throughout his development, Daniel has consistently demonstrated a high level of care and professionalism, providing reassurance and support to clients as an important member of our Clinical Negligence team.

Commenting on his accomplishment, Joint Managing Director Alixandra Cadden-Young said: “Daniel’s qualification is a fantastic achievement and a testament to his determination and resilience. His journey into the legal profession should be an inspiration to others.

“Daniel consistently delivers a high level of care and reassurance to clients, which has been invaluable for us, and we are excited to see where the next step of his career will take him.”

Daniel’s qualification is part of our wider investment in early-career development, and reinforces our strong culture of growth and opportunity.

In the past two years, Ben Crudace and Nicole Barrs have both secured Training Contracts, whilst Beth Marron is currently completing the Legal Practice Course (LPC). Caitlin Sykes was also recently promoted to Associate Solicitor in recognition of her excellent development.

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