Julie Marsh > Boyes Turner > Reading, England > Lawyer Profile

Boyes Turner
ABBOTS HOUSE
ABBEY STREET
READING
RG1 3BD
England
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Work Department

Medical Negligence

Position

Julie is a partner and long-standing member of the medical negligence team at Boyes Turner and specialises in complex and high value clinical negligence work. She specialises in cases involving spinal cord injury including cauda equina syndrome cases, amputation and cases involving infections such as meningitis.

Julie is committed to making a difference to the lives of those severely injured as a result of medical negligence. She investigates cases thoroughly leaving no stone unturned and secures early admissions of liability as a result, allowing applications for substantial interim payments to help clients access support and rehabilitation.

Julie writes on topical issues relating to clinical negligence and is especially interested in issues relating to spinal cord injuries and amputation.

Career

Julie obtained a degree from Keele University and worked as a paralegal in Kent before joining Boyes Turner in 2008 as a trainee, and becoming a Partner in 2022.

Memberships

AvMA, Law Society Clinical Negligence Panel, APIL Litigator.

Lawyer Rankings

South East > Insurance > Clinical negligence: claimant

(Next Generation Partners)

Julie MarshBoyes Turner

Regarded as a tour-de-force in the realm of critical brain injuries, encompassing child brain injuries and cerebral palsy claims, the ‘extremely personable, friendly, caring and professional’ team at Boyes Turner is notably experienced in high value, legally complex maximum severity cases. Susan Brown heads up the group with an established reputation in child brain injury arising from birth asphyxia and trauma. Richard Money-Kyrle‘s caseload is comprised of cerebral palsy, neonatal brain injuries and birth hypoxia-related ASD/ADHD, while Julie Marsh is an experienced practitioner across cauda equina syndrome (CES) and spinal cord injury (SCI) mandates. Obstetric and birth injury specialist Vanessa Wand has impressed clients due to ‘her attention to detail, empathy and the personal touch that is apparent’.