Connor Brylczak, DBS Paralegal
Connor joined the firm as a DBS Paralegal in September 2022 after completing his internship with us in August 2022.
Connor previously completed his Law degree (LLB) at Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU). He then undertook his Legal Practice Course (LPC) at MMU.
Connor works in the DBS department and regularly drafts representations for clients who appeal their inclusion on the Barred List or are seeking to have an arrest removed from the Police National Computer.
Recent Cases
- 2023 – Client P – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list following three convictions of intercourse with a girl under 13
- 2023 – Client G – Successfully applied to have two juvenile arrests for criminal damage removed from PNC records
- 2023 – Client P – Successfully applied to have an arrest for Actual Bodily Harm removed from PNC records
- 2023 – Client W – Successfully applied to have an arrest summons for Fare Evasion removed from PNC records
- 2023 – Client J – Successfully applied to have an arrest for Indecent images, videos and photographs or pseudo photographs of children removed from local police records
- 2023 – Client M – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list following a historic incident of sexual contact with a child
- 2023 – Client S – Successfully applied to have arrests for Possession of a Controlled Drug and Criminal Damage removed from PNC records
- 2023 – Client H – Successfully avoided inclusion on the vulnerable adults and Children’s barred list following an altercation with former students
- 2023 – Client W – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s and Vulnerable Adults barred lists following an incident of gross misconduct at a school
- 2023 – Client D – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s and Vulnerable Adults barred lists following a conviction for Battery and Criminal Damage and a historic caution for Assault
- 2023 – Client C – Successfully applied to have an arrest for Assault Occasioning Actual Bodily Harm removed from PNC records
- 2023 – Client D – Successfully avoided inclusion on the vulnerable adults barred list following convictions of sexual activity with a child under 18
- 2023 – Client T – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s and Vulnerable Adults barred lists following an incident of misconduct in the workplace
- 2023 – Client T – Successfully applied to have an arrest for misconduct in the public office removed from PNC records
- 2023 – Client A – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s and vulnerable adults barred list following allegations of false time recording and not attending a visit of a service user
- 2023 – Client H – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Vulnerable Adults barred list following allegations of not attending a visit to a service user
- 2023 – Client B – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list and the Vulnerable Adults list following historic conviction of Indecent Assault of a male under 16
- 2022 – Client M – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s and Vulnerable Adults barred list following allegations of Assaulting a service user
- 2022 – Client B – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list and the Vulnerable Adults list following allegations of Indecent Assault
- 2022 – Client S – Successfully applied to have an arrest for being drunk and public urination removed from PNC records
- 2022 – Client B – Successfully applied to have an arrest for malicious communication removed from PNC records
- 2022 – Client W – Successfully applied to have arrest for indecent images removed from PNC records
- 2022 – Client S – Successfully applied to have arrests for Common Assault and Criminal Damage removed from PNC records
- 2022 – Client H – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list for historic allegations of Common Assault and having intercourse with a minor
- 2022 – Client T – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list for allegations of messaging a minor
- 2022 – Client C – Successfully avoided inclusion on this Vulnerable Adults’ barred list following allegations of falsifying financial records
- 2022 – Client A – Successfully avoided inclusion on both the Children’s barred list and the Vulnerable Adults list following allegations of Assault in the workplace
- 2022 – Client C – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list following allegations of child neglect
- 2022 – Client F – Successfully avoided inclusion on the Children’s barred list following allegations of indecent images of children
Testimonials
“Thank you for all your hard work and your guidance through this process. I don’t have the words to say to thank you enough for your help.”
“Thank you so so much! I can’t believe it! I’m going to do an application for the police tonight! Thank you, honestly I know you’re doing your job but to me you have done so much more than that, you’ve changed my life! I genuinely feel I can now leave this behind.”
“Thank you to yourself, Maria, and Nathalie for your work on this, it has put an end to nearly three years of stress and worry for myself and my partner and is allowing us to move on with our lives.”
“A very big thank you to you and your team for accepting my case and for representing me and for achieving the best possible outcome. Though it was a stressful process for me, I am happy with the result. I can now move on with my life and continue with my career.”
“Decided to go with Olliers for their offering. Connor was extremely professional, supportive, understanding and meticulous with details to ensure the best possible result and outcome is achieved. Would not hesitate to use in the future.”
“I can only recommend the Olliers Solicitors. Nathalie and Connor were both really professional and helpful with my case. They answered all my questions and exceeded my expectations. I felt that they really listened to me and I felt confident with them handling my case. Thank you again.”
