February 1st 2021
Amanda Adeola, partner in BHP Law’s family law team, features in the February episode of the Talking Law podcast with Sally Penni MBE, barrister and founder of Women in the Law UK.
Women in the Law UK is a women’s networking organisation with events designed to encourage, inspire and support the next generation of Lawyers and Women in Business.
Amanda works extensively in private law matters such as divorce, finance, separation, pre and post nuptial agreements and private law children matters.
Amanda is a keen advocate and represents clients at court in most proceedings. In this podcast Amanda discusses why she is so passionate about this area of law, what diversity means to her and her work as part of the Resolution - First for Family Law ED&I committee. Amanda also speaks about wellbeing and provides advice for aspiring lawyers following behind her.
You can listen to Amanda’s podcast via the link below:
talkinglaw.libsyn.com/
This podcast was supported by BHP Law, a full-service law firm with offices in Darlington, Durham, Newcastle, Teesside and Tynemouth.
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