Who? Elen Roberts, solicitor, Gamlins Law, Rhyl, Mold. Why is she in the news? Represents at the Thirlwall Inquiry the family of one of the babies murdered by Lucy Letby. The inquiry began last week. Thoughts on the case: ‘It is humbling to act on behalf of one of the families impacted by the actions of Lucy Letby and events which occurred at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The terms of reference of the inquiry are clear and divided into three broad areas. Part A will focus on the experiences of the parents at the hospital. Part B will concentrate on those working at the hospital. Part C covers the effectiveness of the NHS management and governance structures.

A. Family Unity in the Face of Adversity
B. Families Stand Strong:

The families are strong and united, and they will continue to be a source of strength for each other. The families are committed to seeking justice and truth, and they will continue to fight for their rights. This is a difficult time for the families, but they are not alone.

Witnessing her struggle to navigate the legal system and the lack of accessible information for her, ignited a passion within me to help others in similar situations.’

This is a powerful statement that highlights the motivations behind pursuing a legal career. Let’s break down the reasons why someone might choose to become a lawyer, drawing upon the example provided. **1.

Career low: ‘Being made redundant while on maternity leave. Things do seem to be improving for working parents and with hybrid working I am able to enjoy a good work-life balance.’