About Us
CROSSMANS MTA’S MISSION STATEMENT
“Delivering legal excellence to our community”.
The Team
Louis Browne (Partner)
Crossmans MTA Private Client department was established to help our clients to preserve their home and their savings and investments, in short their wealth, from taxes, family problems and changes of circumstances so that what you have achieved in the course of your life can be used to the best advantage of not only you but for future generations.
Louis Browne is the partner in charge of the department. He qualified as a solicitor in 1979 and has specialised in Wills, Trusts and Tax since 1985.
Claire Nunes (Partner)
Claire qualified as a solicitor in 1981. Since qualifying she has dealt with many areas of law but is best known for her expertise in residential conveyancing. She is responsible for building up the highly successful conveyancing department at Crossmans MTA. She also has a range of other duties within the practice, having taken over the role of managing partner in December 2002. This involves being in charge of finance, being responsible for all staff issues and for marketing. In March 2003 the firm was successful in retaining it’s Investors In People status.
Rachel Dunne
(Partner)
Matrimonial & Conveyancing Partner Rachel Dunne joined Crossmans MTA in 1996 after qualifying as a solicitor in 1995. Rachel has lived and worked in Cambridge all her life. Rachel's approach is to be clear and straight forward.
Sara Simons (Solicitor)
Sara Joined Crossmans MTA Solicitors in October 2002. Sara has specialised in family and matrimonial matters for over 10 years. Sara is also a member of the Solicitors Family Association and an accredited Family Lawyer who is a member of the Law Society's Family Panel.
Mamta Ondhia (Trainee Solicitor)
Mamta joined the firm as a Trainee Solicitor in 2007 having graduated with honours from a 'Law with German ' degree at the University of Kent.. Mamta has undertaken training in the family/matrimonial and conveyancing departments. Mamta hopes to undertake further litigation training before qualifying as a solicitor in 2009. Mamta is fluent in German.