Emma Taylor – Grieves Solicitors

Emma Taylor

Secretary and Paralegal

About Emma

Emma Taylor is a Paralegal and Secretary to Helen Grieves, the Principal, and manages the legal administration function for Grieves Solicitors.

She has been at Grieves Solicitors since 2008. As a result, she has had the privilege of helping many injured people to obtain millions of pounds for all types of personal injury claims,

Emma started off working in a legal environment as a 16 years old office clerk at a Solicitors’ firm called Bruce & Co. Emma has gathered in excess of 26 years’ experience in the law and in dealing with clients and professional bodies in many different areas of law.

At Grieves Solicitors, Emma wanted to increase her knowledge of personal injury law. Grieves Solicitors specialise exclusively in obtaining compensation for victims of accidents . Grieves Solicitors supported her through further study until she became an Affiliate Member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.

Emma’s inspiration to get into law was her father. He was a serving police officer. As a result, he inspired her to follow in his footsteps.

Emma loves to engage with clients. She strives to provide a warm, friendly and calming environment. She likes to make people feel at home as often people equate going to see a lawyer as a scary experience. Furthermore, Emma prides herself in making our clients feel at ease from the moment they contact Grieves Solicitors.

What our clients say about Emma: “Emma was fantastic at sorting out issues effectively”

Emma’s most favourite aspect of working at Grieves Solicitors is the sheer variety of her role. On minute she can be managing the legal administration function and the next she can become involved in major catastrophic injury claims

When Emma is away from the office, she like to wind down with a good comedy or rock concert. She also likes to visit the Yorkshire Coast for holidays where she does the fresh air and letting her dog run along the sands.

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