Lovetta Pring

Paralegal

Family Law

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Lovetta Pring is a Paralegal specialising in Family Law. She is experienced in securing out‑of‑court settlements, withdrawals of prosecution and fair outcomes for students and professionals across a wide range of rail operators.

 

“The team at Ellis Jones has a fantastic knowledge of their subject and a real empathy for clients, I would always recommend them”

Legal 500 UK 2020

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My Approach

To assist clients and fee earners with achieving the best possible outcomes across a variety of matters and departments.

Area of Expertise

Fare Evasion:

  1. Achieving out of court settlements;
  2. Having cases withdrawn from further court proceedings;
  3. Assisting clients with avoiding a criminal record.

Recent Work

  • Establishing out of court settlements across a variety of rail networks including West Midlands Trains, Govia Thameslink, Southeastern, South Western and more.
  • Having cases withdrawn from active court proceedings with Southeastern Trains, Chiltern Railways and South Western Railways.
  • Ensuring genuine mistakes are rectified and that the repercussions are proportionate.
  • Settling cases out of court where unpaid fares have amounted to over £5,000 across a 5-year period.
  • Representing students and young professionals to avoid a criminal conviction.

 

My Approach

To assist clients and fee earners with achieving the best possible outcomes across a variety of matters and departments.

Area of Expertise

Fare Evasion:

  1. Achieving out of court settlements;
  2. Having cases withdrawn from further court proceedings;
  3. Assisting clients with avoiding a criminal record.

Recent Work

  • Establishing out of court settlements across a variety of rail networks including West Midlands Trains, Govia Thameslink, Southeastern, South Western and more.
  • Having cases withdrawn from active court proceedings with Southeastern Trains, Chiltern Railways and South Western Railways.
  • Ensuring genuine mistakes are rectified and that the repercussions are proportionate.
  • Settling cases out of court where unpaid fares have amounted to over £5,000 across a 5-year period.
  • Representing students and young professionals to avoid a criminal conviction.

 

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