A former paralegal who began her career with Bristol law firm Meade King has returned to it as a qualified lawyer.
Lily Delaney, pictured, joins Meade King’s tax and estate planning team from national law firm VWV’s Bristol head office, where she qualified as a chartered legal executive. 
She previously worked in Meade King’s litigation team as a paralegal while studying with the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.
Lily then moved to the firm’s private client practice, where she stayed for three years before leaving in May 2017.
In her new role back at Meade King, she will be advising clients on a wide range of personal matters including wills, lasting powers of attorney, estates and trusts.
Meade King partner Samantha Piper, who heads its tax and estate planning team, said: “We are delighted to welcome Lily back as a qualified lawyer. She has worked very hard to progress her career and will be a valuable member of the team.
“She will help to ensure that our clients continue to receive the very highest levels of legal advice, whether it’s writing a will, sorting out the affairs of an elderly relative or protecting assets for future generations.”
Single-office firm Meade King has particular expertise in areas such as commercial property, business sales and acquisitions, construction contracts, dispute resolution and employment law.
The firm also advises a wide range of commercial organisations including care homes, pharmacies, GP surgeries and technology businesses and is nationally recognised for the high quality commercial and regulatory advice it provides to dentists and other healthcare providers.
