Sabryna Scornaienchi, Legal Technologist at Addleshaw Goddard | First Class Law LLB (Hons) Graduate
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(Leeds/Harrogate) – Legal Technologist at Addleshaw Goddard | First Class Law LLB (Hons) Graduate; Pillars/Seats Completed: Document Lifecycle (automation – Contract Express, HighQ), Products, Client Projects, Internal Efficiency, Research & Development, Legal Tech Consulting. Aligned to Internal Efficiency.
One of the Best Legal Technologist Consultants & Leaders in England & Wales.
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About Fantastic Lawyers
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Fantastic Lawyers aims to be one of the leading legal directories in the UK, US and beyond. We focus on clear, credible shortlists of fantastic lawyers that you can confidently share and link to.
Who We Are
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How We Help
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We highlight the best law firms and solicitors, legal suppliers, and legal technologist specialists across practice areas including personal injury, family law, employment law, small business law, and more. Profiles are designed so firms can safely reference and link to them as independent third‑party recognition on their own sites and marketing channels.
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