Rebecca Dimond – Business Executive

Rebecca has been at Olliers since 2010 and has a vast knowledge of all aspects of the business. Over the years she has worked in both support and fee earning roles, gaining her police station accreditation and business and administration qualifications along the way. She has experience of handling a caseload of police station, magistrates and crown court cases.

Rebecca is currently working in our business development department as a Business Executive.

Rebecca is often the first person somebody speaks to at the firm, whether at the police station or as a new business enquiry. She is well placed to advise new business enquiries of their options and provide quotations for such work due to her wealth of experience.

Rebecca is able to calmly and sensitively assist clients with navigating the criminal justice system. She understands the difficulties faced by clients who are going through such period in their life. She is known for taking a pragmatic approach whilst also being sensitive to each client’s individual needs. She is able to remain calm, helpful and understanding whilst dealing with complex and often emotional situations.

Recent Cases

2023 – Police station representation regarding allegations of importation and supply of class b drugs – no further action
2023 – Police station representation in relation to offence of murder
2023 – Crown Court representation regarding offence of robbery resulting in suspended sentence
2023 – Crown court representation regarding offence of possession with intent to supply class a drugs resulting in suspended sentence
2022 – Police station representation for offence of affray taking place following a football match – matter resulted in a caution following strong verbal representations made to the officer
2022 – Police station representation re large scale drugs operation involving undercover officers
2022 – Historic rape matter – no further action
2022 – preparation of robbery matter in youth court resulting in a referral order
2022 – preparation of GBH matter in youth court resulting in referral order
2022 – Police station representation re conspiracy to convert firearms
2021 – Indecent images – no further action
2021 – Police station representation re attempt murder
2021 – Police station representation re possession of a firearm
2021 – Police station representation re conspiracy to produce/supply class A and B drugs
2021 – controlling and coercive behaviour, assault and criminal damage – no further action
2020 – Indecent exposure – no further action
2020 – Section 47 ABH – no further action
2020 – Possession bladed article/Possession cannabis – referral to youth justice
2020 – child neglect – no further action
2020 – Rape and Assault – no further action
2020 – affray and possession of a bladed article – no further action
2020 – conspiracy to burgle – two clients represented – no further action for both
2020 – concerned in the supply of class b drugs – no further action
2019 – possession with intent to supply, theft and fraud – no further action
2019 – robbery, TWOC and handling stolen goods – no further action
2019 – violent disorder – no further action

Testimonials

“Thank you so much Rebecca. I can’t believe the outcome. This has been the worst time of my life and I’m so pleased it has all finished. Thanks to you and the team for a fantastic service.
“Thank you for being so informative. This is why I have chosen this solicitor firm again as I’ve always been assisted and advised to the best quality.”
“I am very grateful and appreciate all your support, guidance and prompt answering of my queries when I was anxious.”