Bruce Williams > Nelsons Solicitors Limited > Nottingham, England > Lawyer Profile

Nelsons Solicitors Limited
PENNINE HOUSE
8 STANFORD STREET
NOTTINGHAM
NG1 7BQ
England

Work Department

Personal Injury & Clinical Negligence

Position

Partner. Areas of practice include brain and spinal injuries, clinical negligence, product liability and catastrophic injuries, with a specialist interest in brain injury claims for children and birth injury claims.

Bruce has appeared on national TV and radio commenting on personal injury law matters.

Career

Trained Stanley Tee & Co, Bishop’s Stortford; qualified 1986; partner Nelsons 1991.

Languages

French.

Memberships

– Member of the Law Society Personal Injury Accreditation Scheme;
– Member of the Law Society Clinical Negligence Accreditation Scheme;
– Member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL);
– Member of the Association of Trial Lawyers of America;
– Member of the Nottingham Medico Legal Society;
– Former member of the Motor Accidents Solicitors Society National Management Committee;
– Former Trustee of Derby Headway;

Education

University of East Anglia (1981 BA Hons European Studies); College of Law, Guildford (1983 CPE; 1984 Solicitors Finals).

Leisure

Sport, particularly football and golf; reading modern fiction; providing a taxi service for family.

Lawyer Rankings

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

(Hall of Fame)

Bruce WilliamsNelsons Solicitors Limited

The ‘first class‘ clinical negligence and personal injury department at Nelsons Solicitors Limited is headed by Lisa Preece, who has a wealth of experience in child and adult brain injury claims, and cases involving severe orthopaedic injuries, including traumatic amputation. Likewise, senior partner Bruce Williams ‘is second to none as a lawyer for complex brain injury and clinical cases’. Matthew Olner also has a thriving clinical negligence practice in Leicester. Joining in March 2022 from Russell-Cooke LLP, Lucy Wilton handles the full spectrum of claims arising in the hospital, general practice and mental healthcare settings, as well as represents families involved in inquest proceedings. Senior associates Dianne Collins and Carolle White also provide significant support and expertise. The practice saw further expansion in early 2024 with the recruitment of Emma Zukowska and Julie Hardy from Barratts Solicitors.