Ranking Table

Personal Injury: Mainly Claimant

Personal Injury covers the full scope of litigation arising from injuries sustained outside of a clinical context. This includes litigation arising from workplace accidents, motor accidents and abuse claims. Please note there is a separate table for industrial disease claims.  This table ranks firms and lawyers that act for the individuals, or groups of individuals, bringing claims.  Firms that represent insurers and other defendants are ranked elsewhere in our Mainly Defendant tables. Certain niche areas of international work are also covered by this section, such as injuries and abuse resulting from wars and corporate negligence, although purely travel-related injuries are covered in a separate section within the Travel section of the guide entitled International Personal Injury. This table ranks the leading personal injury firms and lawyers in London.

Ranking Table

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  • Band 1

    Band 1

    Anthony Gold

    Anthony Gold

    23 years ranked

    Fieldfisher

    Fieldfisher

    23 years ranked

    Leigh Day

    Leigh Day

    23 years ranked

    Stewarts

    Stewarts

    23 years ranked

  • Band 2

    Band 2

    Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP

    Bolt Burdon Kemp LLP

    21 years ranked

    Irwin Mitchell

    Irwin Mitchell

    26 years ranked

    Osbornes Law

    Osbornes Law

    11 years ranked

  • Band 3

    Band 3

    Hodge Jones & Allen

    Hodge Jones & Allen

    23 years ranked

    Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

    Penningtons Manches Cooper LLP

    4 years ranked

  • Band 4

    Band 4

    Bindmans LLP

    Bindmans LLP

    18 years ranked

    Russell-Cooke

    Russell-Cooke

    18 years ranked

    Shakespeare Martineau

    Shakespeare Martineau

    1 year ranked

    Slater and Gordon Lawyers

    Slater and Gordon Lawyers

    27 years ranked

    Thompsons

    Thompsons

    29 years ranked

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