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Bipin joined the firm as a paralegal and started as a Trainee Solicitor in May 2018.
Bipin graduated from The University of Law, Guildford in 2014 with a law degree and subsequently completed the Legal Practice Course with Masters in Law.
Having worked in national law firms dealing with personal injury claims representing both claimants and defendants, Bipin joined the firm as a paralegal. He started as a Trainee Solicitor in May 2018.
Bipin is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL).
Bipin enjoys travelling, football and spending time with family and friends.
Bipin also speaks Nepali and Hindi.
11 Apr 2019
The Defective Premises Act 1972 (the Act) imposes wide-ranging liability on landlords and builders for poorly built and maintained buildings.
The Act enables someone who has not had 'reasonable financial provision' made for them in a will to make a claim against the estate.
When a new home is built, a buyer can expect the developer to provide a new build warranty.