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Ella Clein

Paralegal

Ella Clein joined RIAA Barker Gillette in July 2026 as a paralegal in the Commercial Property team.

Ella studied Business Economics at the University of Exeter, graduating in 2022 with a 2:1. She then completed a Master’s degree in International Development with Economics at the University of Bath, achieving a Distinction. Her academic background developed her analytical approach, research skills and ability to assess complex information in a clear and structured way.

Before joining the firm, Ella gained experience as a research analyst, supporting consulting workstreams through qualitative and quantitative analysis, benchmarking research, labour market analysis and the preparation of concise briefings for senior stakeholders. She also worked as a research assistant at the Centre for Development Studies at the University of Bath, where she contributed to a policy evaluation project involving data analysis, research design and evidence-based policy assessment.

Ella previously completed a legal research internship with RIAA Barker Gillette, supporting projects across family, property and corporate law. This included research into the impact of post-Brexit employment law on corporate clients, requiring her to analyse legal developments and present her findings in a practical and accessible way.

In her current role, Ella supports the Commercial Property team with a range of matters, assisting with legal research, document preparation and the progression of client work. She brings a careful, organised and analytical approach to her role, with experience in handling complex information, managing competing priorities and communicating clearly with different stakeholders.

Business Economics, University of Exeter (2022)
MSc International Development with Economics, University of Bath (Distinction, 2024)

Language(s): English

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Commercial Property Support

Ella assists the Commercial Property team with legal research, document preparation and the progression of client matters.

Research and Analysis

Ella has experience conducting qualitative and quantitative research, benchmarking analysis and preparing clear, decision-focused briefings.

Policy and Economic Analysis

Ella’s academic and professional background includes research into labour markets, economic development, governance and social policy.

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