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Lindsay Berry

Position: Assistant Practice Manager
Offices: Viaduct House, Carlisle, Cockermouth
 
 
 

Lindsay joined the senior leadership and management team at Cartmell Shepherd team in 2023, with responsibility for HR, staff training, and facilities management. Bringing over a decade of law firm management experience, Lindsay has worked at management level since 2012 and offers a practical, hands-on understanding of law firm operations.

Having started her career in law straight out of education, Lindsay has gained experience in virtually every role within a law firm. This breadth of knowledge provides a unique perspective on the day-to-day challenges and opportunities across legal practice and business support functions, enabling her to support colleagues effectively and contribute to the smooth running of the firm.

Passionate about developing people, improving workplace environments, and supporting operational excellence, Lindsay plays a key role in ensuring Cartmell Shepherd continues to provide an efficient, professional, and positive working environment for both staff and clients.

About Lindsay

Lindsay hails from North Yorkshire, swapping one beautiful county for another to continue her hobbies of walking and being in the outdoors as much as possible with her young family.

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