Rosie Muncer

Rosie Muncer is undertaking her Family and Court of Protection pupillage under the supervision of Emily Reed and William Lindsay.

Prior to commencing pupillage, Rosie acted as a County Court Advocate undertaking a broad range of civil work; Rosie therefore brings a calm confidence to her advocacy which belies her year of Call. This experience sharpened Rosie’s analytical skills and legal acumen, with her approachable style being praised by clients and resulting in her repeat instruction on many of her Small Claim matters.

Rosie prides herself on her down-to-earth manner and sensitive handling of vulnerable parties. Having appeared alongside many litigants in person, she is adept at fine-tuning her advocacy to assist her client and the Court. Her ability to relate to the widest cross section of society is aided by her employment history, having worked in a variety of roles before commencing her degree, including property management, insurance and retail.

Rosie obtained her undergraduate LLB Law degree from the University of Bristol. In support of her Bar Course studies, she was one of only twenty students to be awarded a Major Scholarship from the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, alongside an Advocacy Scholarship from the University of Law.

Rosie looks forward to bringing her knowledge and skills to her pupillage and further honing her advocacy in a Family and Court of Protection context.

Rosie Muncer is undertaking her Family and Court of Protection pupillage under the supervision of Emily Reed and William Lindsay.

Prior to commencing pupillage, Rosie acted as a County Court Advocate undertaking a broad range of civil work; Rosie therefore brings a calm confidence to her advocacy which belies her year of Call. This experience sharpened Rosie’s analytical skills and legal acumen, with her approachable style being praised by clients and resulting in her repeat instruction on many of her Small Claim matters.

Rosie prides herself on her down-to-earth manner and sensitive handling of vulnerable parties. Having appeared alongside many litigants in person, she is adept at fine-tuning her advocacy to assist her client and the Court. Her ability to relate to the widest cross section of society is aided by her employment history, having worked in a variety of roles before commencing her degree, including property management, insurance and retail.

Rosie obtained her undergraduate LLB Law degree from the University of Bristol. In support of her Bar Course studies, she was one of only twenty students to be awarded a Major Scholarship from the Honourable Society of the Inner Temple, alongside an Advocacy Scholarship from the University of Law.

Rosie looks forward to bringing her knowledge and skills to her pupillage and further honing her advocacy in a Family and Court of Protection context.