Chloe Durose

Professional Biography
Personal Biography

Where you studied: Liverpool John Moores University, Law LLB

Professional expertise before joining the firm: Worked in a criminal defence practice predominately dealing with cases in Lancashire and London

Department responsibilities (within the firm): Representing suspects arrested at the Police Station and litigation on a variety of criminal cases both in the Magistrates and Crown Court

Areas of special legal expertise: Sex crimes including allegations of historic sexual assault and serious sexual offences including rape.

What our clients say about Chloe and her work:

RM: Hi Chloe, thank you so much. If it wasn't for you guys, then I probably wouldn't have been writing this email to you now. And please thank Vanessa for me again, she was absolutely amazing and really helped me get the outcome that I wanted. Thank you both so so much!

DS: Honestly from bottom of my heart I thank you for everything you have done for me and my family. I appreciate your time and effort. Thank you again.

LW: Thank you so so much I can't thank you & Hayley enough for how much h you have helped & supported me & how much you generally cared. I appreciate it more than words can describe. I am so grateful to have been given this chance.

AW: Thank you so much Chloe no words can describe how helpful you have been to me and the family all the very best in everything you do and from all of us very many kind regards.

Name: Chloe Durose

Position: Police station representative/ Crown court caseworker

Where educated: Liverpool John Moores University

First job: Waitress

Hobbies: Horse riding, travelling, shopping

Favourite food: Seafood

Favourite film: Law abiding citizen

Ultimate holiday destination: Maldives

Favourite sport/team: Liverpool Football club

Favourite book: The Handmaid's Tale

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