Jonathan Waterhouse

Professional Biography
Personal Biography

Where/when you studied: St Edmund Arrowsmith, Carmel College, Blackburn College University Centre

Professional expertise before joining the firm: None

When you joined the firm: November 2015

Department responsibilities (within the firm): Paralegal in the Commercial Department

Areas of special legal expertise: I assist in the Commercial Department with all aspects of commercial and residential property, especially when companies are purchasing residential properties.

I am currently a GCILEX - a Graduate of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives

Name: Jonathon Waterhouse

Position: Paralegal

Where educated: St Edmund Arrowsmith, Carmel College, Blackburn College University Centre

First job: Warehouseman

Hobbies: Football, golf, spending time with friends and family

Favourite food: Italian or Chinese

Favourite film: Step Brothers

Ultimate holiday destination: New York or Vegas

Favourite sport/team: Football/Liverpool

Favourite book: Don’t really have one

Likes: Sport, TV series, holidays

Dislikes: Traffic, shopping

Personal ambition: To visit as many new places as possible

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