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DWF Offices

ONE SNOWHILL
SNOW HILL QUEENSWAY
BIRMINGHAM
B4 6GA
England
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Charles Ashmore

Work Department
Charles is the Head of Catastrophic Injury and Large Loss team and the Occupational Health practice group.
Position
Partner
Career
Charles specialises in catastrophic injury and motor claims, acting on behalf of insurers.
Charles has been working with and representing the interests of insurers for over 20 years and now handles large loss and catastrophic injury claims with reserves ranging from £50,000 up to over £10m. He also advises on motor indemnity issues.
Significant cases include:
Russell v Smith and Mehmet (2003)
Hames v Ferguson and others (2008)
Kovacic v Aviva (2018)
Lawyer Rankings
West Midlands > Insurance > Personal injury and clinical negligence: defendant
DWF ‘s team has ‘an exceptional degree of technical mastery, tactical shrewdness and vigorous determination to secure the result their clients want’. Derek Adamson specialises in issues surrounding mesothelioma claims and legionnaires’ disease and local authority work. Lorraine Carolan
leads the national fraud and financial crime team while Charles Ashmore often handles injury claims of the utmost severity. Paul Donnelly handles a variety of claims such as historic abuse claims for social services and EL/PL claims. Michael Henman is another key figure along with Denise Brosnan , Robert Edwards and Miles Hepworth , all of whom are praised as ‘exceptional’.
Lawyer Rankings
Top Tier Firm Rankings
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate tax
- Transport
- Insurance > Personal injury and clinical negligence: defendant
Firm Rankings
- Dispute resolution > Commercial litigation: Birmingham
- Employment > Health and safety
- Public sector > Local government
- Finance > Banking and finance
- Real estate > Commercial property: Birmingham
- Corporate and commercial > Corporate and commercial: Birmingham
- Real estate > Environment
- Crime, fraud and licensing > General crime and fraud
- Insurance > Professional negligence
- Employment > Employment