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Clara Chaberlot

Paralegal

Clara Chaberlot is a paralegal in the Human Rights Department, working on cases including inquests, court of protection, judicial reviews, and claims against public authorities.

Court Of Protection Human rights Inquests

Contact

CChaberlot@leighday.co.uk

020 3818 6486  

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London

Clara is a paralegal in the Human Rights Department, working within Anna Moore's team. 

Clara's work largely consists of advocating for care-experienced individuals, focusing on Human Rights Act claims against local authorities. Her clientele includes vulnerable children, represented through the Official Solicitor, and young adults who instruct her team directly. This work is all about obtaining redress for those who have been failed by the systems meant to protect them. 

Additionally, Clara is actively involved in judicial reviews, inquests and related civil claims and Court of Protection proceedings.

 

Legal Expertise 

  • Human Rights Act claims. 

  • Judicial reviews challenging NAAB age assessments. 

  • Court of Protection representation.

  • Civil claims arising from inquests.

Further experience

Clara began her legal career with Creighton & Partners Solicitors, representing parents and children through their Child Guardian in care proceedings, Public Law Outline (PLO), Special Guardianship, and Deprivation of Liberty (DOLs) cases.  She is also a member of the Steering Committee of Lawyers Who Care, promoting the success of care-experienced aspiring lawyers, and a Schemes Officer for Bringing Disability to the Bar, organising initiatives to improve accessibility for disabled aspiring barristers.