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Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant

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If you’ve been injured and you think someone else was to blame, our specialist personal injury lawyers can help you claim compensation. Contact one of our specialists for a free initial consultation to see if we can investigate your case with the financial security of a no win no fee agreement.

Our expert personal injury lawyers understand that compensation is only part of the story, and could help you access the right rehabilitation, medical care and support you and your family may need.

Experiencing a personal injury can leave you with both physical and psychological injuries. Making a claim can get you the compensation you deserve for the financial losses you may have suffered and the future treatment you need.

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What the Team is Known For

Thomson Snell & Passmore regularly represents clients in catastrophic brain injury claims and orthopaedic injury cases. The team undertakes an array of complex RTA and workplace accident cases, and is also particularly noted for its expertise in industrial disease claims such as mesothelioma and asbestos-related litigation. It provides complementary services to clients through close collaboration with its private client and Court of Protection departments.

Strengths

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They are always courteous, polite, professional and supportive.

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They’re incredibly knowledgeable and experienced, which gave me confidence from the start. What really stands out, though, is their communication and support. They're always clear, timely and kind.

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They are very professional and are focused on getting the best results for their client. They are also persistent in pursuing their clients' interests.

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Notable Practitioners

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Graham Bell
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Graham Bell
Head of Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant
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Graham Bell has a significant practice in RTA and workplace accident cases involving amputations and spine and brain injury.

Graham is brilliant in his field. He's extremely supportive and informative, extremely calm in manner, with a high standard of professionalism.

He works hard for his clients and gets results.

He is able to distil the issues down to the key points and has an amazing ability to absorb large amounts of information.

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Oliver Chapman
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Oliver Chapman
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Oliver Chapman advises on claims concerning brain and spinal injury, with further experience handling psychiatric injury cases. He also acts in industrial disease claims.

I've always been impressed by his attention to detail. There have been complicated cases where there are challenging issues around medical evidence and he's always really on top of the detail.

His dedication to clients is remarkable.

Not only is he tenacious and sharp, but also compassionate. I feel privileged to have him as my solicitor.

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Jonathan Herbert
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Jonathan Herbert
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Jonathan Herbert is routinely called upon to provide counsel on issues arising from workplace accidents and has further experience handling matters concerning psychiatric injuries.

Jonathan leaves no stone unturned and is absolutely calm and pragmatic.

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Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant
Graham Bell
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Graham Bell
Head of Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant
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Oliver Chapman
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Oliver Chapman
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Jonathan Herbert
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Jonathan Herbert
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Members

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Fiona Follis

Fiona Follis

Head of Department

Graham Bell

Graham Bell

Head of Department

James Cahan