Emma Truin > Barr Ellison LLP > Cambridge, England > Lawyer Profile

Barr Ellison LLP
39 PARKSIDE
CAMBRIDGE
CB1 1PN
England

Work Department

Catastrophic Pesonal Injury

Position

Head of Catastrophic Personal Injury

Career

Head of the firm’s catastrophic personal injury team, Emma has dealt with hundreds of serious and catastrophic brain, orthopaedic and spinal injury claims. A recent Chair of Headway Cambridgeshire, Emma is recognised for her experience in representing clients affected by brain injury.

Emma is ranked as a leading lawyer by the Legal 500. Emma is rated as a top tier Band 1 lawyer by Chambers.

“Emma Truin develops strong supportive and understanding relationships with her clients and their families; she goes to see them at home rather than making appointments in her office. She is confident and persuasive in her dealings with other lawyers, whilst always being professional, polite and well mannered. But she can also be hard-nosed and effective when seeking the best settlements for her clients. She is approachable and well-liked, and respected by everyone with whom she works. That is the type of negotiator I would want on my side!” Cathy Johnson, Brain Injury Case Manager and Director of Rehab Without Walls.

Supported by an in-house team, Emma is also appointed as a professional Trustee in respect of personal injury trusts, enabling long term support for injured person.

Memberships

Emma is a Member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), and is accredited as a specialist solicitor by both the Spinal Injury Association and Headway UK, the Brain Injury Association..

Lawyer Rankings

East Anglia > Insurance > Personal injury and clinical negligence: claimant

(Leading individuals)

Emma TruinBarr Ellison LLP

The catastrophic personal injury practice at Barr Ellison LLP in Cambridge has ‘a highly professional, very friendly and approachable team‘, and clients remark upon its ‘real deep speciality, especially in traumatic brain injury claims, with a great personal service‘. Working from offices in the city centre and at Addenbrooke’s Hospital, the team handles high-value injury claims and a growing amount of Court of Protection work. Practice head Emma Truin is ‘loved and trusted by clients, and shows great experience, skill, and compassion‘. Associates Mark Copley, who is ‘a very punchy litigator, willing to take on difficult cases‘, and Lucy Spraggons, who works on catastrophic brain, orthopaedic and spinal injury claims, are highly recommended.