He assists multiple fee earners within the team, often taking responsibility for the day-to-day management of cases at various stages of the litigation process, with a particular focus on the block and estate management sector. Kamil’s work includes supporting possession claims, handling matters involving housing defects and access injunctions, and providing broader litigation support. His responsibilities range from preparing court documents and instructing counsel to drafting witness statements, preparing court bundles, and undertaking legal research.

Kamil graduated from the University of Reading in 2022, where he obtained a first-class law degree and subsequently achieved a distinction in the LPC MSc in law and business at the University of Law in 2023. Prior to joining Penningtons Manches Cooper in 2025, Kamil developed a foundation of real estate litigation experience through his previous role as a real estate litigation paralegal at a specialist London-based firm. Kamil is also a member of the Property Litigation Association.

Alongside her disputes practice, Lucy also works on co-ownership disputes, including claims brought under the Trusts of Land and Appointment of Trustees Act 1996 (TOLATA). She also has a strong interest in private client and art law. As a junior fee earner, she is a member of the Young Art Lawyers Association and regularly attends their events, networking with legal and art-world professionals.

Lucy is an active member of the firm’s art, cultural property and luxury law group, where she contributes articles and provides strategic input to support the growth and profile of the group. She is also involved in the firm’s pro bono committee and helps coordinate volunteering programmes that support the firm’s corporate social responsibility initiatives. Since graduating from the University of Exeter in 2022, Lucy has completed the PGDL, SQE 1 and SQE 2.

In 2019, Stanley originally joined Penningtons Manches Cooper as administration support and has since shown dedication by developing his legal and professional skills internally. In 2022 he became a PA before becoming a paralegal in 2024.

Stanley has engaged in a number of charity events, including the ‘make a will’ scheme in conjunction with a local hospice. He assisted with arranging appointments and corresponding with the individual and couples who were donating to the hospice whilst having new wills made. Stanley has also attended various charity quiz and fundraising nights, which included raising money for good causes, such as end of life care and mental health. Prior to joining Penningtons Manches Cooper, Stanley worked as a personal injury case handler, as well as working in the finance department of another law firm.

Having spent more than six months at a boutique law firm, Sachin has experience of being the first point of contact for many businesses seeking immigration and employment advice. He has also built up expertise within the health and care sector, having regularly advised leading care home operators across the UK with the visa and sponsorship processes for their employees.

Sachin has worked on hundreds of skilled worker visa applications and is increasingly becoming experienced in many other immigration routes, including global talent, high potential individual, global business mobility, government authorised exchange, and appendix family migration matters. Sachin graduated with a BA (Hons) in law from one of the world’s leading law schools.

As a member of the team, Paula assists and supports deputies and trustees with the day-to-day management of clients’ finances. She is a point of contact for clients and their families in many aspects of their needs such as education, banking, insurance, property works or issues and applications for benefits. She also assists senior colleagues on the long-term planning and management of deputyships and trusts including budgeting, financial planning, litigation work, the purchasing of property, arrangements for specialist adaptations and applications to the Court of Protection.

Prior to joining Penningtons Manches Cooper, Paula worked with individuals challenging their deprivations of liberty under section 21A and section 16 of the Mental Capacity Act 2005. Paula has an LLM in professional legal practice from The University of Law, and a masters in international business from Ecole Superieure de Commerce – Grenoble, France.

This includes the forensic analysis of medical records to identify where the basis for a claim may lie, consideration of investigation reports, collation and disclosure of evidence, taking witness statements, and assisting with compliance of court directions in litigated claims. She has excellent knowledge in a wide range of medical fields, particularly specialising in obstetrics, oncology, gynaecology and sepsis claims, as well as many other areas of medicine, and is a key contact for clients. Hannah enjoys assisting clients from their initial discussions about the care they have received, to providing support and guidance throughout their claims. She builds excellent relationships with them through what can be a difficult and challenging process, and receives excellent feedback on her empathetic client care.

Hannah has been a member of the medical negligence team since 2016, and prior to this she worked in litigation and personal injury for many years. She has an excellent understanding of the legal tests required to establish a medical negligence claim and the funding options available. Her attention to detail helps to ensure all aspects of the claim are considered thoroughly and are clearly and accurately documented throughout.