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Personal injury: claimant
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- Clarke Willmott LLP (Taunton, Bristol)
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QualitySolicitors Burroughs Day (Bristol) - Withy King LLP (Bath)
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Barcan Woodward Solicitors (Bristol) - Irwin Mitchell (Bristol)
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Slee Blackwell (Exeter, Bideford, Taunton) - Thompsons Solicitors LLP (Bristol, Plymouth)
- Veale Wasbrough Vizards (Bristol)
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Veitch Penny (Exeter)
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Ashfords LLP (Exeter, Tiverton, Taunton) - BPE Solicitors LLP (Cheltenham)
- Coles Miller Solicitors LLP (Poole, Bournemouth)
- Foot Anstey (Exeter, Plymouth)
- Humphreys & Co. (Bristol)
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Metcalfes (Bristol) - Pattinson & Brewer (Bristol)
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Simpson Millar LLP (Bristol) - Stephens Scown LLP (St Austell, Truro)
- Stones Solicitors LLP (Exeter)
- Trethowans LLP (Salisbury)
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Clarke Willmott LLP’s practice head Martin Pettingell has particular expertise in child and adolescent brain injury cases. Stephen Trump, who specialises in motorcycle injury claims, and the ‘very efficient’ Lee Hart both made partner in 2011.
QualitySolicitors Burroughs Day is ‘thoroughly professional with excellent standards’. Team head John Baden-Daintree is an expert in fatal injury cases, Crispin Edmunds focuses on brain and catastrophic injuries, and Hugh Balchin has a good reputation for his employers’ liability work. Leigh Woodham was promoted to partner in 2011.
Practice head Louise Hart continues to build on Withy King LLP’s reputation for catastrophic injury and fatal accident claims. High-value brain and spinal injury cases are a niche area of expertise for Court of Protection approved deputy Stuart Brazington.
Barcan Woodward Solicitors’ clients value being ‘treated as an individual’, and find that Myfanwy Buckeridge is ‘very professional’ yet shows ‘compassion’. The team has extensive experience relating to accidents at work.
Jonathan Peacock leads the ‘highly professional and hugely knowledgeable’ team at Irwin Mitchell, which focuses on neurotrauma, fatal accident and occupational disease cases. Newly appointed associate Satpal Singh has been instrumental in establishing fast-track procedures for mesothelioma cases in the region.
Slee Blackwell’s newly promoted partner John Hasson is recommended in Taunton, while in Exeter, Samantha Robson has represented more than 100 women in the PIP implant scandal and James McNally focuses on Animal Act cases.
Thompsons Solicitors LLP predominantly acts for its trade union client base in matters such as road traffic accident, asbestosis and deafness cases. Helen Williams is recommended.
Veale Wasbrough Vizards’ highly regarded personal injury practice is known as Augustines Injury Law. John Webster predominantly advises trade union clients, including the Royal College of Nursing. Employers’ liability and disease cases are specialisms.
Veitch Penny’s team recently secured a £3.6m settlement plus £205,000 per year for life in a road traffic accident case. Andrew Harris has grown the firm’s motorcycle accident practice, and team head Michael Penny is widely respected.
Ashfords LLP’s ‘clear, concise and professional’ team helps clients ‘every step of the way’. The highly recommended Stephen Walker specialises in fast-track and multi-track claims involving road traffic accidents, employers’ liability and public liability.
BPE Solicitors LLP’s Mark Ovington is a greatly experienced specialist in the field, and Julia Briano is an expert in hearing loss cases.
Adrian Cormack at Coles Miller Solicitors LLP is renowned for complex brain injury work and manages various personal injury trusts.
Chris Thorne at Foot Anstey recently won a landmark case ensuring a right to claim compensation for lost frozen sperm samples. Juliette Clarke ‘robustly but fairly pursues the client’s interests at every stage of the case’.
Humphreys & Co. is ‘consistently professional’ in injury, accident and occupational disease claims. Peter Montgomery is highly competent as well as ‘kind, considerate and understanding’.
Kay McCluskey at Metcalfes specialises in head and back injury cases and claims by the families of fatal injury victims.
Gary Lightwood heads Pattinson & Brewer’s Bristol team and has particular experience in workplace disease and asbestos claims.
Emma Costin is recommended at Simpson Millar LLP.
‘Nothing is too much trouble’ for Philip Snell’s team at Stephens Scown LLP, which enjoys a good reputation for occupational disease and serious injury cases.
Stones Solicitors LLP’s team is ‘sensible, honest and value for money’. Bronwen Courtenay-Stamp’s team covers travel and tourism accidents, while James Browne acts in complex injury and occupational disease cases.
Clare Carter now leads Trethowans LLP’s practice, which concentrates on head and spinal injury cases and fatal accidents.
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Supreme Court provides guidance on forum conveniens and piercing the corporate veil
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Bedell Trust appoints experienced Trust Practitioner in London
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Bedell advise AXA Real Estate on CISX listed UK REIT for £472m Ropemaker Place Acquisition
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Clinical negligence 'rising star' joins Penningtons' Cambridge team
Penningtons Solicitors LLP is delighted to announce the appointment of Guy Forster as an associate in its nationally recognised specialist clinical negligence team. Guy has moved from Irwin Mitchell in Birmingham to head the clinical negligence team in Penningtons’ Cambridge office. -
Penningtons teams up with Innotech to support UK technology sector
Penningtons Solicitors LLP is sponsoring the Innotech Summit 2013, one of the UK’s leading technology business events. Taking place at Level39 in Canary Wharf on Friday 26 April, this year’s event aims to provide a platform to connect investors, tech entrepreneurs and game changing technologies in order to help develop tech start ups throughout the country. -
Penningtons named in Top 25 Most Admired Companies list
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Penningtons advises on sale of WG Healthcare to US market leader
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Penningtons secures further Solicitors Regulation Authority panel role
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New partner for Penningtons’ Cambridge office further strengthens technology capability
Penningtons Solicitors LLP has welcomed Hamish Corner as a new partner in its Cambridge office. Hamish joins from the London office of Charles Russell LLP, where he was a member of the intellectual property group and head of the IT and e-commerce group. His appointment reflects Penningtons’ commitment to the rapid growth of its Cambridge office, which now has five partners following the arrival of Helen Drayton from Hewitsons LLP in the summer. -
Asian workers allege discrimination, harassment and victimisation at Great Western Hospital
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