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Our specialist clinical negligence and catastrophic injury (CNCI) team has been identified as the best in our region, based on feedback from fellow legal professionals, and shortlisted for a nationwide award to be judged early next year by Legal 500, the organisation that undertakes a widely recognised annual study of leading UK law firms.
Our CNCI team specialises in handling complex accident and medical negligence claims. This requires considerable forensic skill, a particular combination of legal and medical knowledge and, of course, empathy and considerable sensitivity when guiding and advising clients who have often experienced profound, life changing events. This is a practice area where recognition from fellow specialist legal professionals has considerable weight and meaning.
It also underlines the critical importance of instructing specialists who can combine knowledge, understanding and experience to provide advice and practical support at a time when it is needed most.
Our articles are intended for general information purposes only and are not a substitute for professional advice tailored to your specific circumstances. We are always very happy to discuss any plans, issues or concerns you may have and to clarify how we might be able to help. We cannot accept responsibility for any loss as a result of acts or omissions taken in respect of this article.
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