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Personal Injury | UK Bar

North Eastern (Bar)

This section 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. Purely travel-related injuries are covered in a separate section entitled Travel: International Personal Injury, within the Travel section of the guide. Industrial disease is covered in our Industrial Disease sub-table. Animal claims are covered in our Animal Claims sub-table.

Rankings overview for Sets

1

  1. Parklane Plowden
2

  1. Kings Chambers
    Kings Chambers 3 Years Ranked

  1. Andrew AxonParklane Plowden
1

  1. Toby Coupe
    Toby Coupe Kings Chambers9 Years Ranked
  2. Tom Vonberg
    Tom Vonberg 12 King's Bench Walk8 Years Ranked
  3. Daniel EdwardsDere Street Barristers
  4. James MurphyParklane Plowden
  5. Paul KirtleyExchange Chambers
  6. Richard CopnallParklane Plowden
  7. Stephen FridayParklane Plowden
  8. Steven TurnerKings Chambers
2

  1. Corin FurnessParklane Plowden
  2. Elizabeth HodgsonParklane Plowden
  3. Gordon ExallKings Chambers
  4. Howard ElgotParklane Plowden
  5. Hylton ArmstrongParklane Plowden
  6. Justin CrossleyParklane Plowden
  7. Pankaj MadanExchange Chambers
  8. Stuart JamiesonParklane Plowden
  9. Tom NossiterParklane Plowden
3

  1. Ruwena Khan
    Ruwena Khan Park Square Barristers1 Years Ranked
  2. Abigail TelfordParklane Plowden
  3. Catherine SouterParklane Plowden
  4. Jim HesterParklane Plowden
  5. Roger QuickfallParklane Plowden
  6. Simon RossExchange Chambers
U

  1. Megan CrowtherParklane Plowden

All Sets profiles

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Band 1

  1. Parklane Plowden
    Personal Injury
    2026 | Band 1
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Band 2

  1. Kings Chambers
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    Kings Chambers
    Personal Injury
    2026 | Band 2 | 3 Years Ranked

    Kings Chambers is a well-regarded set on the North Eastern Circuit with barristers who have "unparalleled talent in catastrophic injury work and who are always willing to accept instructions" and well placed to handle a range of complex injury claims. Areas of particular strength for the team include high-value catastrophic brain and spinal injury claims, as well as industrial disease matters and cases involving chronic pain syndromes. The set is regularly instructed to act for both claimants and defendants, and counts several large organisations, local authorities and major insurers among its varied clientele. Recent instructions include acting for the claimant in a case suffering significant injuries after being struck head on by a van while riding a motorcycle.

    Stephen Loxton is the director of clerking.

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