Lucy Avraam is the Office Manager at Stokoe Partnership, overseeing the firm’s day-to-day operations and ensuring the office runs efficiently.

Working closely with the partners and wider team, she plays a key role in supporting the smooth running of the practice, coordinating office management functions and ensuring administrative processes are delivered effectively.

Lucy’s organisational expertise and operational oversight help maintain an efficient and well-managed working environment across the firm.

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17 Aug 2026

Partner Amjid Jabbar secures Not Guilty verdicts in murder and manslaughter trial

Partner Amjid Jabbar acted for a client who was found Not Guilty of murder and manslaughter following a 10-week trial concerning the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old man outside a nightclub near Wembley Stadium. Stokoe […]

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17 Aug 2026

Partner Amjid Jabbar secures Not Guilty verdicts in murder and manslaughter trial

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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