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Alexander Theodorou

Paralegal

Alexander Theodorou joined the firm as a paralegal in September 2025 and currently sits in our private client team, working closely with head of department, James McMullan.

Alexander graduated from the University of Exeter in 2023 with a Law (LLB) degree before spending a year as an insolvency administrator, where he gained experience in managing both corporate and personal insolvencies as well as wider restructuring matters. In 2024, he commenced a Legal Master’s (LLM) at BPP Law School, with results pending. Alongside his postgraduate studies, Alexander successfully completed both the SQE1 and SQE2 assessments on his first attempt.

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Education – LLB Law, University of Exeter

Insolvency Administrator, 2023-2024

LLM, BPP Law School (results pending)

SQE1 and SQE2 (both passed on first attempt)

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