Can anyone recommend a personal injury lawyer?

Dodge

A family member has taken a tumble on a wet floor in a supermarket (no warning signs) and is currently having physio.

thumpingrug

Contact a local firm who have been in business for years.  They will do personal injury work because they all do.  Don't use one you find off the internet or see advertising on the telly.  Your local CAB will probably have a list of local firms that will see you free of charge for an initial consultation. 

fretmeister

Yup. I was one for years before I changed fields.

Fuengi

Speak to your solicitor, they can deal with it. 

richardhomer

I actually know the owner of InjuryLawyers4U. He's very wealthy indeed....

DefaultM

There was a woman outside Cash Converters in Leeds yesterday, stopping people and asking them if they'd ever had an accident. She had particular concern over a woman on crutches.
Very caring woman,. I'm sure she probably knows someone if you're interested?

Paul_C

richardhomer said:

I actually know the owner of InjuryLawyers4U. He's very wealthy indeed....

Apparently they're real lawyers, which is comforting.

Gassage

Berryman Lace Mawyer are absolute market leaders in this.

Speak to Chris Wiggin. Tell him Alistair's other half referred you.

I am inboxing you his DDL.

fretmeister

BLM work mainly for defendant insurance companies in injury litigation.

And act for most supermarkets in the UK.

They are probably conflicted out.

Dominic

Andrew Castle ..........lol

TheBlueWolf

Have a look on the "Annoying Adverts" thread......

rlw

You could do worse than look on the Law Society's website and find an accredited member of the PI panel in your area for a start.  

Gassage

fretmeister said:

BLM work mainly for defendant insurance companies in injury litigation.

And act for most supermarkets in the UK.

They are probably conflicted out.

They have a seperate side for personal claimants. Chris runs it.

57Deluxe

I would, but he slipped over in Tesco's car park the other day and will be out of the office for the next 12 weeks...

fretmeister

Gassage said:

fretmeister said:

BLM work mainly for defendant insurance companies in injury litigation.

And act for most supermarkets in the UK.

They are probably conflicted out.

They have a seperate side for personal claimants. Chris runs it.

I know. They are a regular opponent of mine.

Still can't act for 2 parties at once. It's the firm as a whole, not per department 

Chinese walls not allowed in litigation.