About Amirah Choudhury
Amirah was previously a Paralegal in the housing department managing her own caseload for three years, predominantly dealing with homelessness, homelessness reviews, possession and disrepair. She also has experience in dealing with succession matters.
Amirah previously worked as a Housing Clerk for Hodge Jones & Allen for over a year before becoming a Paralegal.
She has now become a trainee and will undertake seats in different areas of law.
"“Amirah has been a Godsend. She has proven to be empathetic, highly knowledgeable and most of all fighting my corner."
Client Comments
- “I much appreciated the professional assistance that was provided by Hodge Jones and Allen Solicitors in my housing case namely my local authority removing their duty to provide permanent housing following a rejection of a housing offer which I deemed detrimental to numerous medical conditions. Amirah who was my solicitor evidenced empathy and communicated at every opportunity to ensured I understood the processes and invited me to comment on anything written or left out. The case was won by my barrister. I recommend these solicitors going as far as giving them 10 out of 10.”
- “Very kind, very professional. These are solicitors that care about you and the outcome of your case. Thank you Amirah”
- “Extremely professional firm with unbeatable reputation. I am really happy that I asked for support and help from this firm because, the staff [Amirah] were really friendly and expert. I have been notified beforehand what to expect. Thanks to them I won the case and I was awarded a big compensation.”
Career & Personal Interests
Career
- Paralegal, Housing – Hodge, Jones & Allen; 2018 to present
- Housing Clerk – Hodge, Jones & Allen; 2016 – 2017
Education
- Law LLB (Hons) 2:1 – Brunel University – 2014 – 2018
- LLM Legal Practice (Solicitors) – BPP University – Sep 2018
Personal Interests
Amirah enjoys rock climbing in her spare time. She likes to travel and explore and has recently travelled to Mongolia where she stayed in the Gobi Desert with the Nomads.
She also enjoys undertaking voluntary work and has travelled to Greece and Volunteered at a Refugee Camp during the refugee crisis, in 2016. She is involved in undertaking human rights work where she previously worked on the Knowing Our Rights project as a Human Rights Research Assistant.