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Maya Tajuddin
Paralegal
0161 836 8788 maya.tajuddin@brabners.com
Maya is a Paralegal in our housing litigation team.
She works closely with social landlords and housing associations to assist with a broad range of matters, including disrepair claims, anti-social behaviour, possession proceedings, tenancy management and injunctions.
Maya regularly conducts advocacy on behalf of clients and is experienced in representing them in court.
She's set to start her training contract with us in 2027.
Maya is a member of our technology sector team. She has a particular interest in the impact of AI (artificial intelligence) and emerging technologies on the legal sector and frequently authors thought leadership articles that explore these developments in different areas of the law. She has also been published in Estates Gazette and Inside Housing.
Outside of her work, Maya volunteers her time for various firmwide initiatives. She mentors for the Begin at Brabners scheme and is an active member of our internal action groups, contributing to initiatives focused on DEI as well as mental health and wellbeing.
Maya joined us in 2024 and is based in our Manchester office.
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