Phone
0113 203 1970
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Profile

Profile

Work Department
Employment; Personal Injury; Clinical Negligence; Alternative Dispute Resolution; Police Law; Inquests; Healthcare (Acting for the Professional)
Position

Paul is considered one of the leading civil practitioners on the North Eastern Circuit.

His expansive practice covers a wide range of areas including:

  • Personal injury and clinical negligence – highly experienced in complex, high value injury claims – particularly traumatic brain injury, amputee and chronic pain claims.
  • Employment – regularly appears on behalf of clients in the Employment Tribunal, the Employment Appeal Tribunal and the Civil Courts.
  • Regulatory – his practice covers a number of sectors, including police, fire, healthcare, sport and local authority.  He is one of a select group of barristers who is instructed on behalf of the Police Federation to represent its members.
  • Mediation – Paul is an accredited civil and commercial and workplace mediator. He regularly mediates in a wide range of disputes, including commercial; employment including race and sex discrimination; public sector; solicitors and valuers’ negligence claims; medical negligence and personal injury claims.
Career

Called 1982

  • Recorder (1999) – Civil, Crime and Private Family Work
  • Accredited Civil and Commercial Mediator (2004)
  • Chairman of the Bar Conference (2006)
  • Accredited Workplace Mediator (2014)
  • North Eastern Circuit Representative on the General Council of the Bar (10 years)
  • Former Vice Chair Public Affairs Committee and Remuneration Committee of the Bar Council
  • Senior Accredited Advocacy Trainer (North Eastern Circuit)
Memberships
  • The Professional Mediators’ Association
  • Personal Injury Bar Association
  • Employment Law Bar Association
  • Professional Negligence Bar Association
  • Employment Lawyers Association
  • Industrial Law Society
Education
  • MA (Cantab). Downing College, Cambridge
  • Called to the Bar July 1982: Middle Temple
  • Harmsworth Scholar

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