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Kirsty Condell

I initially started my legal career at taylorgoodchild Solicitors in a support role. When offered the opportunity to put my law degree to work, I quickly jumped at the chance, having excelled in my previous position, providing support to the Company Fee Earners.

I regularly attend the Police Station to advise clients who are detained or attend voluntarily, whilst also working within the Actions Against Public Bodies Department. I find that my experience at the Police Station helps identify potential failings by the Police, such as assault, false imprisonment, wrongful arrest, dereliction of duty, poor conduct and/or behaviour, etc.

My workload also contains Crown Court cases, which are the most serious offences within the criminal justice system. I take client instructions and discuss the most appropriate lawyer to represent them at Crown Court, which can be a barrister or the company’s in-house Higher Courts Advocate, Mr Goodchild.

My attention to detail and application in dealing with those individuals who find it difficult to engage on such serious matters at times, has enabled me to bond with clients both on a personal, and professional level, leading to the highest possible standards of representation and outcomes.

I am considered by many of my clients as a personal friend or supporter of them, as well as their lawyer.

I am determined and focused on getting the right result for my client. I am efficient, thorough and organised in the way I go about my business.
As in common with my work colleagues, I possess a friendly, approachable and knowledgeable character which is committed to excellence in client care.