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Kim Daniells is a highly experienced specialist advising and representing victims of clinical negligence or other serious injury. She combines considerable technical expertise with a real determination to secure the compensation her clients deserve.
Testimonials published in The Legal 500
The Legal 500 report (2024 edition):
Kim Daniells very much felt “on my side” and was very quick to answer any questions I had. She was also very empathetic when my injuries or situation made certain elements of the claim difficult and would help finding solutions to these difficulties.’
‘The team, and Kim Daniells in particular, were extremely helpful from day one. We felt listened to and able to ask questions when we didn’t understand the legal process.’
Kim has many years' experience of advising clients with complex and significant compensation claims arising from medical negligence, serious accidents or other incidents. Kim's very supportive approach towards her clients ensures that they are guided and helped at every stage of their claim, from initial assessment and collation of medical and other evidence through to negotiated settlement or trial.
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