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DAC Beachcroft Claims Limited

SOVEREIGN HOUSE, IMPERIAL WAY, NEWPORT, NP10 8UH, WALES

Tel:: Work 0844 9800400
Fax:: Fax 0844 9800500

Web:: www.dacbeachcroft.com

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Wales : Insurance > Personal injury: defendant

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Wales : Human resources

Within Health and safety, DAC Beachcroft Claims Limited is a second tier firm,

Simon Curtis at DAC Beachcroft Claims Limited is instructed by insurers and corporates, in relation to high-profile accidents and fatalities.

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Wales : Insurance

Within Personal injury: defendant, DAC Beachcroft Claims Limited is a first tier firm,

DAC Beachcroft Claims Limited acts for many leading insurers, including AXA and Zurich; Simon Curtis’ catastrophic injury team was recently reappointed to the former’s panel. The firm has an excellent reputation across the board, from specialist services such as abuse and education claims to volume claims handling. Peter Allchorne and Andrew Baker are recommended; Baker is ‘a tenacious litigator who leaves no stone unturned and is utterly reliable’.

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