Olivia Moore
Trainee Solicitor
ConstructionOlivia graduated Lancaster University in 2022 with a first-class law degree. She studied the international baccalaureate at Windermere School prior to this in the Lake District.
Olivia is currently working as a paralegal whilst completing a LLM and LPC at the University of law in Manchester.
Outside of work you can find me…
A long-standing passion for music playing the piano and flute to grade 8. Also, an avid artist specialising in oil painting portraits and a keen tennis player.
Having wintered in Tenerife for six months per year for ten years receiving a dual education Olivia has a passion for cultures and travel. This passion has lead to many summers free diving and diving across the world as a qualified advanced open water diver.
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