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Provided by Cheryl Abrahams
Cheryl is a partner at Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP.
Cheryl has worked in the field of personal injury since 2004 and has many years experience in acting for clients who suffer life changing injuries. She has always been particularly passionate about cases involving acquired brain injury.
Cheryl joined the child brain injury team at Bolt Burdon Kemp in January 2015, and now acts exclusively for children with acquired brain injury. Cheryl has particular expertise in acting for child pedestrians where contributory negligence is alleged. Her clients have described having “absolute faith from the word go” and being “treated with dignity and respect”. To complement her work on behalf of brain injured children, Cheryl works closely with The Child Brain Injury Trust.
Cheryl qualified as a solicitor in 2003 with East London Firm, Edwards Duthie. She moved to Bolt Burdon Kemp in 2004 as an assistant solicitor, and was promoted to partner in 2011.
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (Senior Litigator); Child Brain Injury Trust Special Ambassador
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Cheryl is a brilliant solicitor and provides very quick responses.
Cheryl is very caring, experienced and knowledgeable.
Cheryl is level-headed, client-centred, trustworthy and calm.
Cheryl's client-handling skills are really excellent.
Cheryl always goes above and beyond in ensuring the client feels listened to and considered in all decisions. She is professional in her approach and puts clients at ease in times of trauma.
Cheryl is a brilliant solicitor and provides very quick responses.
Cheryl is very caring, experienced and knowledgeable.
Cheryl is level-headed, client-centred, trustworthy and calm.
Cheryl's client-handling skills are really excellent.
Cheryl always goes above and beyond in ensuring the client feels listened to and considered in all decisions. She is professional in her approach and puts clients at ease in times of trauma.