Sereena Clark
Paralegal
Wills, Trusts and ProbateSereena started her legal career as a secretary/PA in the Clinical Negligence Department at another local firm, where she spent 15 years gaining experience in this field. Then in 2017 Sereena acquired the qualification of Fellow of The Institute of Legal Secretaries and PAs.
In July 2017 Sereena moved to the Trust and Estates Department as a Paralegal where she helped the department in various matters including the drafting of Wills, Lasting Powers of Attorney, Court of Protection Documentation and registering Trusts.
In order to gain knowledge within her role, Sereena undertook a number of courses during 2017 including Level 3 Awards in Wills and Probate, Contract Law, Property and Land and Tort Law, Level 2 Award in Awareness of Mental Health Problems and Principles of Care Planning.
Sereena joined Harrison Drury as a Paralegal in January 2018, and in December 2019 became a qualified Paralegal after she completed the CLT Specialist Paralegal Qualification in Wills, Probate and Administration.
In September 2021 Sereena joined another law firm as an in-house Paralegal before re-joining Harrison Drury in January 2023.
In October 2024 Sereena also completed the Court of Protection for Paralegals in England and Wales.
Outside of work you can find me…
Sereena enjoys going to concerts, the theatre and reading.
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