Gemma Horner is a solicitor in our Dispute Resolution team, and joined us in September 2019.
Gemma achieved an LLB in Law and an LLM in International Commercial Law from Northumbria University. Following university she worked as a paralegal defending high value personal injury claims.
During her training contract she gained experience within property and housing disputes and debt recovery. Gemma qualified as a solicitor in September 2019 and now deals with commercial and property disputes and professional negligence work.
Outside of work Gemma is an officer within the Boys’ Brigade and is a part of the executive committee representing the interests of the Boys’ Brigade and its members across Halifax. She is also a member of a youth marching band, instructing children how to play various percussion instruments and participating in local galas and parades.
| Gemma's clients' testimonials speak for themselves
"On the day, you were more than a match to the other side and as aggressive I would have liked my representative to be - really pleased, not giving an inch away."
Leeds
"My wife and I were very satisfied with the professional and sensitive approach that Levi Solicitors applied to our specific issue. They gave a good counsel and had good understanding of the legal details of the case. They were also, very supportive. We would always use them when requiring legal advice or representation, and unreservedly recommend them."
Mr G, Leeds
"I just want to thank you for looking after me [during my dispute]."
Mr T, Harrogate
"Highly competent and professional service with a personal touch. Working with Levi Solicitors has been a very good experience. I am really pleased that I selected the firm to represent me in this professional negligence claim and I am delighted with the highly satisfactory outcome of the case. Thank you very much! I would heartily and sincerely recommend your services."
Mr M, Devon
"Thank you for all your hard work and patience. You have supported me throughout and, most importantly, you have understood what my case is all about. This is probably the first time I’ve actually seen the facts and circumstances of my case laid out."
Ms B, Leeds