Eleanor Bradshaw
Apprentice Solicitor
Land & Property Dispute ResolutionEleanor joined Harrison Drury as a Paralegal in the Property Litigation team in July 2024 after gaining a First Class in her undergraduate LLB at Manchester Metropolitan. She has aims of completing the SQE in the future with the hopes of becoming a solicitor one day.
Having achieved highly in her dissertation on the topic of sustainability within construction, in addition to undertaking work experience in Property and Construction in other firms, Eleanor has a keen interest to develop her knowledge in these areas and others
Outside of work you can find me…
Eleanor enjoys spending quality time with her friends and family and walking her 4 dogs, Henry, Pip, Lottie and Flo. A lover of music she likes to go to concerts when she can. She also enjoys travelling and hopes to travel more!
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