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E-Scooters, E-Bikes and the Legal Risks of Riding without a Helmet
In recent years, the popularity of electric scooters (e-scooters) and electric bicycles (e-bikes) has skyrocketed i...
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Profile / Experience
Cameron joined us in October 2022 as a paralegal apprentice and finished this apprenticeship in September 2024. Cameron now works as a legal support assistant working closely Dawn Humphries and Alexander Spanner in the Personal Injury Team and is based in the Shrewsbury office.
In March 2025, Cameron began the solicitor apprenticeship and will be working towards completing this over the next three years.
Outside of work, he enjoys playing the bass guitar, watching Formula 1, listening to music and spending time with his friends and family. Cameron also has a dog which he loves to walk and often goes hiking and camping in difference areas of the country.
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How to Prove Negligence in Sporting Injuries: Alexander Spanner and Cameron Petch
Negligence claims in sporting activities and how certain levels of risks are applied to different sports. They discuss a...
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All About Apprenticeships – A Year On
It does not feel like a year ago that I was writing my “All About Apprenticeships” blog, but you blink and suddenly...
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Money, Law and Life – The Assembly Guide – Jack Fallows, Edward Rees and Cameron Petch
Discussing the importance of many aspects of life, including health and how to protect yourself with insurance and lasti...
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Apprenticeships As a Route into Law – Emma Harrison and Cameron Petch
Asking what made apprentices choose this route into law, what the advantages are, and their career aspirations....
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All About Apprenticeships
One major impact of a TBI is that someone’s thinking process and thinking ability may dramatically alter post injur...
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