Mackrell LLP appoints new associate solicitor
London and Birmingham-based law firm Mackrell LLP has appointed Saira Farook as an associate solicitor within its expanding private client team.
Saira will advise clients on wills, probate, estate administration, and inheritance tax planning.
She brings extensive experience in private client work, along with a background spanning residential property and litigation.
Qualifying as a solicitor in 2019, Saira also volunteered with Legacare, a charity providing legal support to individuals with life-threatening or terminal illnesses – an experience that shaped her empathetic, client-focused approach.
She said: “I’m thrilled to be joining such a well-respected and forward-thinking firm. Mackrell LLP’s strong reputation for excellence and client care aligns perfectly with my own values.”
Saira’s appointment reflects the continued growth of Mackrell LLP’s private client department and the firm’s commitment to delivering trusted legal advice across its specialist practice areas.
Gemma Hughes, Mackrell LLP’s head of private client, added: “We are delighted to welcome Saira to the firm.
“Her professionalism, empathy and dedication to achieving the best outcomes for her clients make her a natural fit for us.
“She brings not only technical expertise but also a genuine understanding of the personal circumstances many of our clients face.”
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