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Slater and Gordon

58 MOSLEY STREET, MANCHESTER, M2 3HZ, ENGLAND

Tel:: Work 0161 383 3500

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Web:: www.slatergordon.co.uk; @SlaterGordonUK

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Lindsay Holt

Tel:: Work 0161 383 3500
Email:

Web:: www.slatergordon.co.uk

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Medical Negligence

Position

Lindsay is a Principal Lawyer at Slater and Gordon in Manchester and has practised solely in clinical negligence and healthcare law for more than two decades. She specialises in claims against the NHS, GPs, private doctors and hospitals arising out of negligent medical treatment, recovering substantial awards for injured patients. Lindsay specialises in claims for children and adults who have suffered devastating injuries, including amputation, cerebral palsy, brain injury and spinal cord injury. She also handles complex cases involving gynaecological injuries, bowel injuries, sight loss, delayed diagnosis and surgical error.

Career

Lindsay began her legal career in 1996, joined Fentons Solicitors in 2010 and Slater and Gordon in 2013.

Member

Lindsay is a member of the Law Society’s Clinical Negligence Specialist Accreditation Panel and an Associate Member of the Royal Society of Medicine (Quality in Healthcare division).

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