Morag Campbell, Trainee Solicitor

“There were times the process felt discouraging, but Andrew and Morag’s perseverance, strategic expertise, and belief in our case carried us through. Every detail was handled meticulously, every question answered promptly, and every update delivered with kindness and clarity.”– client, ReviewSolicitors 2025
“This wasn’t just legal help — it was a turning point in my life. If you’re looking for solicitors who will not only fight for you but also treat you with humanity and dignity, I can’t recommend Wesley Gryk Solicitors — especially Andrew and Morag — highly enough.” – client, ReviewSolicitors 2025
“From start to finish Andrew and Morag were excellent. We had a unique case that required a large amount of work. Our initial meeting was thorough and professional, yet both Morag and Andrew were empathetic and endearing in their approach.” – client, ReviewSolicitors 2025
“Support throughout the entire process, friendly and solid knowledge.” – client, ReviewSolicitors
Morag is a Trainee Solicitor at Wesley Gryk Solicitors. She joined the firm in May 2024 and assists Andrew Jones and Barry O’Leary, who is a partner at the firm, with their caseloads. She is currently studying for the Solicitors Qualifying Examination (SQE).
Recent work and notable cases
- Prepared successful applications for naturalisation and registration as a British citizen, including where there were complex good character issues.
- Prepared successful applications for further leave to remain on the basis of family and private life.
- Prepared successful applications for complex fee waivers, both in country and overseas.
- Assisted with successful applications for children born following overseas surrogacy arrangements to register as British citizens and to apply for British passports.
- Assisted with successful applications for entry clearance and leave to remain for Skilled Workers.
- Assisted with successful applications for asylum.
Education and experience
- BA Jurisprudence (Law), University of Oxford (2016-2019)
- Debt advisor and caseworker, Toynbee Hall (2020-2022)
- Policy & Practice team, Rethink Mental Illness (2022-2024)



