Kyle Johal is a Paralegal at Stokoe Partnership Solicitors, assisting the firm’s Civil Litigation team on a broad range of commercial disputes and civil fraud matters. He supports solicitors at all stages of litigation, with experience in legal research, disclosure, drafting, court filings and case preparation.

Prior to joining Stokoe Partnership in March 2026, Kyle worked as a Paralegal at TLT LLP within the Public Law and Public Inquiries team, where he assisted on the Post Office Horizon IT Inquiry. He also completed a secondment with the Metropolitan Police Service Misconduct Hearings Unit, supporting misconduct proceedings involving police officers, and previously gained in-house legal experience within the fashion industry.

Kyle graduated with an LLB (Hons) from Brunel University London before completing the Legal Practice Course at The University of Law, Moorgate. Alongside his legal career, he has mentored aspiring advocates, delivered legal education webinars and supported initiatives that encourage young people to pursue careers in law.

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30 Jul 2026

Solicitor Lukas Kudic-Gloster comments on landmark UK Supreme Court spyware ruling, in Law360

Solicitor Lukas Kudic-Gloster comments on the UK Supreme Court’s ruling allowing two Bahraini dissidents to pursue claims against the Kingdom of Bahrain over alleged spyware attacks, clarifying that remote hacking of computers in England may […]

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30 Jul 2026

Solicitor Lukas Kudic-Gloster comments on landmark UK Supreme Court spyware ruling, in Law360

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25 Jun 2026

Partner Maria Theodoulou comments on the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition, in Computer Weekly

Partner Maria Theodoulou comments on the Metropolitan Police’s announcement that it will deploy static live facial-recognition (LFR) cameras across the West End and Soho by the end of 2026. Maria’s comments were published in Computer […]

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25 Jun 2026

Partner Maria Theodoulou comments on the Metropolitan Police’s use of live facial recognition, in Computer Weekly

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28 May 2026

Partner Richard Cannon comments on UK sanctions targeting crypto networks, in New Law Journal

Partner Richard Cannon comments on the UK government’s recently announced sanctions targeting crypto and illicit finance networks used to support Russian sanctions evasion. Richard’s comments were published in New Law Journal, 27 May 2026. “Today’s […]

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28 May 2026

Partner Richard Cannon comments on UK sanctions targeting crypto networks, in New Law Journal