Boyes Turner specialises in managing the property and affairs of high-net-worth individuals. The majority of the firm’s clients have substantial claims for personal injury or clinical negligence compensation. As well as professional deputyships, the ‘very thorough’ team is regularly approached to assist in lay deputy applications. Ruth Meyer is frequently asked to be an expert witness by other specialist court of protection and clinical negligence solicitors. Alexander Wright principally works with clients who have suffered injuries at birth. Sue Bowler joined the practice in November 2024 from Shoosmiths LLP.
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Testimonials
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- 'Lindsay Da Rè - I would commend for her organisation of material, clear exposition and excellent instructions.’
- ‘I’m pleased to recommend Boyes Turner’s Court of Protection team. They combine expert knowledge with a sensitive, client-focused approach, handling complex health and welfare as well as property and affairs matters with care and precision.'
Work highlights
Acting as a professional trustee, advised Philip Eaglesham on the management of the substantial damages he recovered from the MOD in settlement of his claim for personal injury.
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Practice head
Ruth Meyer
Other key lawyers
Alexander Wright; Sue Bowler; Lindsay Da Rè