About Úna
Úna Campbell is an Innovation Advisor at Kingsley Napley. She works closely with legal and business services teams to identify and develop opportunities to enhance the firm’s services, processes and client experience. Her role focuses on innovation, AI and legal technology, supporting the evaluation, implementation and adoption of solutions that deliver commercial value and operational efficiencies across the business. Úna also helps drive the firm’s knowledge and innovation initiatives, ensuring colleagues can effectively leverage technology and expertise to meet the evolving needs of clients.
Úna recently completed her training contract at the firm, undertaking seats in Real Estate, Dispute Resolution, Construction, and Public Law. Having passed SQE1 on her first attempt, she is currently preparing for SQE2 and is due to qualify as a solicitor in 2027.
Before commencing her training contract, Úna spent four years in the firm’s Real Estate and Criminal Litigation teams as part of her solicitor apprenticeship.
Throughout her time at Kingsley Napley, Úna has worked on a wide variety of contentious and non-contentious matters. She has assisted clients across a broad range of civil and criminal disputes, acting for both claimants and defendants, as well as private individuals, corporate bodies and public authorities. She also has a particular interest in non-contentious real estate and construction matters, with work spanning residential and commercial acquisitions and disposals, development projects, asset management, landlord and tenant matters, real estate disputes, and construction, engineering and infrastructure projects.
Alongside her work at Kingsley Napley, Úna studied at The University of Law, London, graduating with First Class Honours.
Úna was the first solicitor apprentice at KN and the inaugural winner of The Legal Apprentice in 2019, a competition run by Kingsley Napley in association with The Times in which 902 teams from 308 colleges across the UK competed through a series of heats testing students’ drafting, negotiation and interpersonal skills.
She is actively involved in the firm’s LGBTQ+, Charities, Social Mobility and Environment committees, and is a long-term volunteer with AMICUS.
Úna also sits on the committee of the London Irish Lawyers Association (LILA), where she has helped develop the LILA Trailblazer Programme, a social mobility initiative which supports working-class students across Ireland with an interest in law.
Insights from Úna
Communication series part 1: Contractual disputes in the digital age
Navigating the Renters’ Rights Act: What Landlords and Agents Need to Know
The End of Leasehold Flats? A Breakdown of the Draft Commonhold and Leasehold Bill
Navigating Property Ownership Disputes – Lessons from Dave Gilmour’s Mansion Saga
Brace for impact: How to navigate the 2025 property tax shake-up
Demystifying loss of control
Food, fraudulent food
Health and Safety / Corporate Manslaughter – Q1 2024
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