Associate Solicitor

Beverley joined the firm in 1986. She gained a Law Degree in 1984 and qualified as a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives in 1990 and went on to qualify as a solicitor in 2008.

Beverley is a Senior member of the PI Department and is a member of the Department Management Team. Beverley also has responsibility for supervising members of the Department.

She deals with a variety of accident and injury claims including: road traffic accidents; accidents at work; and claims resulting from trips and slips.

She is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers, with accredited status as a Senior Litigator.

What Beverley's clients say:

"Service was excellent."

 "Thank you very much for the excellent service you provided me with. Not only did I receive good and helpful service throughout my claim, but the compensation I received was more than I expected to get."

"I would also like to pass on my thanks to all of your team that were involved in sending my letters out to me during the claim."

 "Thanks again. You are a credit to your company and the service they provide. Well done."

"Thank you very much for everything. I would recommend you to anyone who needed a solicitor. Once again thank you for you help and friendliness."

Some of Beverley's Wins Include:

• £50,000 compensation recovered for a client who sustained injuries in an accident at work.
• £24,000 compensation recovered for a client who suffered a laceration to the thumb whilst using a defective saw at work.
• £16,000 compensation recovered for a client who suffered back and neck injuries in a road traffic accident when the brakes failed on a lorry that was being driven during the course of their employment.
• £12,000 compensation recovered for a client who suffered a back injury after slipping on a wet floor.
• £8,400 compensation recovered for a client who suffered facial injuries when the taxi in which they were a passenger ran into the back of another vehicle.
• £7,000 compensation recovered for a client who suffered a leg injury whilst using equipment on which he had not received adequate training. 
• £6,000 compensation recovered for a client who was injured after slipping on food on a shop floor.
• £5,250 compensation recovered for a client who was injured at work due to the employers failure to provide suitable work equipment.
• £4,500 compensation recovered for a client who was injured by faulty work equipment.
• £3,360 compensation recovered for a client who suffered a knee injury when their motor cycle went into a pot hole in the road.
• £3,000 compensation recovered for a client who suffered a burn to the hand when using a faulty hot water dispenser at work.
•  £1,312 compensation recovered for a client who suffered whiplash injury to the neck and shoulder after a bus collided with the rear of their parked vehicle.