Beverley Rizzotto – Solicitor

Expertise
Representation at Police Stations
Representation in Magistrates & Youth Courts
Representation in Prison Law Matters
Work and Clients

Beverley is a solicitor within the firm, after qualifying in September 2008.  She already had some experience of working in the Magistrates court as a trainee, and now qualified is a regular face at Telford Magistrates Court.  She is an Accredited Police Station Representative, and represents clients at police stations across Shropshire and beyond.  She also works within the Prison Law Department, assisting defendants on remand and serving prisoners with issues such as licence recall, parole and adjudications.  Beverley enjoys client interaction, and likes to see cases through from start to finish, providing the best client care possible.
Education and Experience

Beverley grew up in Telford and studied for her law degree in Liverpool, gaining an upper second class honours degree.  She completed the Legal Practice Course at the College of Law in York attaining a commendation.  Here Beverley also undertook a series of Pro Bono work, including a project at Leeds Asylum Clinic.  Before beginning her career in law, she lived and worked in Italy as an English teacher.  Beverley is a regular face at Shropshire police stations, and has undertaken work in both the Magistrates court and Crown court. 
Interests

Outside of work, Beverley enjoys to social with friends, and enjoys going out to eat.  She plays netball in several local leagues and also studies Italian at a local college.