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Ally Taft

UK 2026

HCR Law

Ranked in 1 practice area

Clinical Negligence: Mainly Claimant

Midlands

4 years ranked

About

Provided by HCR Law

UK

Practice Areas

I act for individuals who have suffered injury as a result of poor care, mainly in claims against GPs and hospitals. I specialise in birth injury, colorectal and stroke cases. I also act on fatal claims, including inquest work.

Career

I trained at national law firm Irwin Mitchell, qualifying in 2002. I progressed to associate solicitor before leaving to head up the clinical negligence department at Alsters Kelley in Leamington. I moved to the Medical Accident Group at Harrison Clark Rickerbys in 2014, where I manage the department with two other partners.

Professional Memberships

Senior Litigator with APIL (Association of Personal Injury Lawyers)

Accredited to the Law Society specialist clinical negligence panel

Member of AvMA (Action Against Medical Accidents)

Member of SCIL (Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers)

Chambers Review

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Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

Clinical Negligence: Mainly Claimant - Midlands

Band 1

Individual Editorial

Ally Taft is recognised for her experience in the field of clinical negligence. She is particularly knowledgeable in claims relating to surgical errors and birth injuries, as well as delayed diagnosis cases.

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Strengths

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Ally can deal, sensibly, comprehensively and concisely with issues.
Clinical Negligence: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
Ally delivers great service and is very knowledgeable and approachable.
Clinical Negligence: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
Ally is very reputable and confident and always handles cases very well, she knows what she is doing, doesn't put a foot wrong, is a very safe pair of hands and a good negotiator.
Clinical Negligence: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
Ally is very confident on what she is doing and where it is going.
Clinical Negligence: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession