Eleanor-Elizabeth Garrould
Eleanor is a Legal Assistant in our Personal Injury department, providing support to Lynn Satchell and the fast track team. She assists with a broad range of personal injury matters by liaising with clients, experts and third parties, preparing legal documentation and helping to progress cases efficiently.
How Eleanor-Elizabeth can help you
Eleanor joined Fosters in February 2026. She prides herself on being organised, proactive and approachable, aiming to provide clients with clear communication and regular updates, and ensuring every case is handled with care and attention to detail.
Outside of work, Eleanor volunteers for a Dachshund rescue charity, helping to raise funds and awareness for dogs rescued from the meat trade in Asia and rehomed in the UK. In her spare time she enjoys spending quality time with her family, visiting art exhibitions and walking along the North Norfolk coast with her dogs, Bambi and Bluebell.
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