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Oscar Hurst

Trainee Solicitor

Oscar Hurst

Trainee Solicitor

Oscar joined Clarkslegal as a trainee solicitor in September 2025, and is currently in his first seat in the Dispute Resolution Team.

Oscar completed a Law degree at the University of Sheffield, before going on to achieve a Distinction in the LPC at the University of Law in Reading.
Oscar Hurst

Trainee Solicitor

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  • 15 October 2025
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