Misheel Suvd

I am a highly motivated bilingual law graduate with a strong commitment to developing both legal expertise and practical skills, and a particular interest in global legal systems, financial regulation and international relations. My academic background is complemented by six years’ experience in hospitality and retail, which has honed my communication, adaptability and ability to perform under pressure - qualities essential for effective client service in legal practice. As a Paralegal, I built on this foundation by working with different teams on a range of complex matters, gaining hands-on experience in legal research, document review, privilege assessment and preparing evidence bundles for urgent court applications, while collaborating closely with senior lawyers across multiple areas of law. Thus, there is a keen aspiration to contribute my enthusiasm, dedication and legal expertise to a dynamic law firm.

Athletics June 2013 - current

• Ranked 51 in the UK on Power of 10 for 60 metres in 2015.
• Competed in the 4x100 metres relay at the London Anniversary Games on the Queen Elizabeth Olympic track, participating on the same event day as Mo Farah and Usain Bolt.
• Achieved first place in the 300 metres at the Harris Federation Sports Day in both 2018 and 2019, held at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre. In 2018, I was also honoured with the 'Best Year 9 Female Athlete' award, presented by Lord Alan Sugar.
• Attended weekly two hour training sessions for 6 years.

Duke of Edinburgh Bronze Award November 2019

• Facilitated stepping out of my comfort zone, skill development of perseverance and effective collaboration
• Participating in challenging expeditions strengthened my confidence and resilience, while the process of setting and achieving ambitious goals enhanced my planning and organisational abilities.
• These qualities have equipped me to excel in demanding environments.

National Citizen Service (NCS) November 2020

• Coordinated with a group to identify and tackle a social issue, where we focused on Period poverty to which we successfully raised over £300 to provide free sanitary products through Crisis Charity to disadvantaged women.

Political debate club at Sixth form

• Engaged in constructive discussions on diverse topics such as prison reform, gender pay and abortion rights; promoting free speech and the exchange of diverse ideas.
• Developed camaraderie, public speaking and analytical skills through teamwork and presenting well- researched points.