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Claire Howard

Claire Howard

UK 2026

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I am head of the Serious Injury team in Southampton and specialise in claims for adults and children who have suffered life-changing injuries, which may include brain or spinal injury. These injuries can result from road accidents, accidents at work, falls from height, defective products or chemical exposure.

I have over 20 years of experience and have acted on behalf of accident victims throughout that time. I am client-focused from the outset. I always ensure that clients receive the rehabilitation they need via co-operation with the defendant insurer, issuing proceedings early and securing court ordered payments or, if liability is disputed, ensuring the NHS provide all available support.

Chambers Review

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Chambers Guide to the Legal Profession

Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant - The South

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Band 1

Individual Editorial
Claire Howard possesses significant expertise in serious head injuries and spinal damage claims connected to RTAs. She has further strength handling amputation and orthopaedic injury cases.

Strengths

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  • Claire knows the law backwards. She's very forceful with defendants and has very good client skills.

    Personal Injury: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
  • She has an easy manner and forms good relationships, but she is also as sharp as a knife and gets very good and fair results.

    Personal Injury: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession
  • She is very passionate and likes to advance the interests of her clients. She is very detailed and a great team player.

    Personal Injury: Mainly ClaimantChambers Guide to the Legal Profession

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