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Lydia Wawiye

Lydia is a Dispute Resolution Law Solicitor with over 13 years of post-qualification experience. With a diverse background in litigation, Lydia has honed her skills in various legal arenas, including property disputes, landlord and tenant conflicts, contentious probate matters, employment and more.

Known for her friendly yet professional demeanour, Lydia has earned a reputation for delivering thorough and attentive client care. Her approachable nature, combined with her meticulous attention to detail, ensures that clients feel supported and informed throughout the legal process.

Drawing from her extensive experience in alternative dispute resolution (ADR) and court proceedings, Lydia excels at swiftly assessing situations and providing clients with suitable options and recommendations. Her goal is to achieve the most appropriate and cost-effective resolution for each dispute, guiding clients towards favourable outcomes with efficiency and expertise.

Her breadth of experience extends to navigating complex legal terrain such as TOLATA, professional negligence claims, consumer credit issues, construction disputes, employment conflicts, and contractual disagreements. Lydia's multifaceted expertise equips her to provide comprehensive legal solutions tailored to the unique needs of each client.

Beyond her legal practice, Lydia finds fulfilment in spending time with her young family and indulging in activities such as swimming, reading, and traveling.

For expert guidance and personalised legal solutions in litigation matters, contact Lydia today.

• Solicitor
• Year of Qualification: 2008
• Membership: Law Society

Telephone:

01825 705 180

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