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Joseph is an Apprentice Trainee Solicitor working in our Dispute Resolution department.

Joseph qualified from Lancaster University with a First Class Honours in Law (Clinical Learning) LLB Hons.

Upon graduation, Joseph achieved a Law School certificate for the LLB Hons Law (Clinical Learning) top final year student in the academic year 2022-23.

About Joseph

In his spare time Joseph likes to attend and watch live sporting events. He has a keen interest in keeping active, especially by walking and playing football.

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Agriculture team at Cumbrian legal firm ranked one of the best in the country

October 31st 2024

THE agriculture team at a Cumbrian law firm has been ranked as one of the best in the country for the fifth consecutive year. Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors’ agriculture team received top ranking in the prestigious Chambers UK Legal Guide 2025 which lists the UK’s best law firms and solicitors. The…

Camelot lottery case clarifies when T&Cs are valid in online contracts

April 10th 2024

A dispute between Camelot lottery and one of its players has helped to clarify the validity of terms and conditions in online contracts, particularly when customers have ticked a box to confirm they have read them. Joseph Halvorsen, Apprentice Trainee Solicitor, reports on this recent case. The case involved Ms…

Tenants to get more protection against discrimination by landlords

January 18th 2024

The Government has announced changes to the Renters (Reform) Bill to protect vulnerable residents and improve the safety of homes for tenants. Joseph Halvorsen, Apprentice Trainee Solicitor, reports on this recent case. It has tabled amendments to make it illegal for landlords and agents to have blanket bans on renting…

Legal firm widens career pathways into profession for talented recruits

October 26th 2023

A LEADING legal firm is recruiting local talent by offering a wider range of career pathways into the industry. Cartmell Shepherd Solicitors has welcomed four new members of staff by providing different routes into employment, underlining the legal firm’s commitment to developing and supporting individuals’ legal knowledge and expertise. Joseph…

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