Cora Hunter
Cora is a Paralegal in our Commercial Property team. She supports clients and lawyers with a range of property matters, including sales, purchases and leases.
How Cora can help you
Cora joined Fosters in June 2026 and has worked in law since 2023. Before joining the firm, she spent almost three years working as a Paralegal at a law firm in King’s Lynn.
Cora graduated from the University of Buckingham in 2022 with a First Class Honours degree in Law. She passed the first stage of the Solicitors Qualifying Examination in 2026 and is now studying for the second stage. She is also completing an LLM in Legal Practice at the University of Law.
Cora is friendly and approachable. She takes the time to understand each client and helps keep their property matter moving towards completion.
Outside of work, Cora plays rugby for West Norfolk Ladies and enjoys going to the gym with her friends.
Specialist support in Commercial Property
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