Shalom Chuku

I am a passionate and ambitious young professional in the field of law, pursuing a career in international dispute resolution. I combine a strong academic foundation with practical experience in legal administration and business innovation. I have a keen interest in sovereign debt and the complex challenges it presents on the global stage.

Known for my proactive mindset and collaborative spirit, I enjoy applying creative solutions, often inspired by Agile principles, to legal problems that impact businesses and communities alike. I’m committed to continuous growth and learning, and excited to contribute meaningfully to teams driving excellence and innovation in the legal sector.

I am an aspiring solicitor with a strong foundation in commercial and company law, supported by practical experience in legal research, client advisory work, and document drafting. I have worked across both public and private legal environments, gaining exposure to advisory, transactional, and administrative processes.

At the Keele University Commercial Advice Clinic, I advised clients on business and partnership matters, drafted legal documents, and carried out due diligence using Practical Law and Companies House. During my internship with the Government Legal Department, I contributed to research and policy work relating to the Junk Food Bill, while also gaining insights into commercial, competition, and employment law.

Alongside my legal experience, I’ve strengthened my organisational and communication skills through roles in corporate and client-facing environments, where I learned to manage documentation, maintain compliance, and deliver a high standard of client service.

I bring a proactive, collaborative, and detail-oriented approach to my work and am committed to developing my expertise and contributing meaningfully to a forward-thinking legal team.

LLB Honours Law with Business