Cara Tarr
Paralegal
I joined Stone Rowe Brewer in April 2024 as a Legal Secretary in the Civil and Commercial Dispute Resolution Department, bringing a strong legal background from my experience as an Attorney in South Africa. Over the course of my career, I have gained experience in various areas of law such as Family, Employment and Criminal Law; with a primary focus on Civil Litigation.
As a Paralegal, I assist the Dispute Resolution team with the preparation of court documents, including pleadings, bundles and applications, as well as having day-to-day contact with clients. I take pride in providing empathetic and practical support to clients.
I am currently working towards qualifying as a solicitor in England and Wales and will soon sit the Solicitors Qualifying Examinations to further develop my legal career.
Outside of work, I enjoy socialising with friends, exploring new destinations, and experiencing different cultures through travel.
Departments
Qualifications:
- LLB Law – 2020
University of the Western Cape, South Africa - Admitted as an Attorney of the High Court of South Africa – 2023
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