Life after spinal cord injury – Episode 3: Solicitor support and compensation claims

In this final episode of our “Life after spinal cord injury” podcast, James Bell talks to Nicole Scott and Poppy Chamberlain from Back Up to explore what Kingsley Napley offers clients with spinal cord injuries, from the support we provide, to the critical role of trust and communication between solicitor and client.

They discuss what clients really need during a compensation claim, and why these complex cases can often take time to resolve.

Listen now to hear how we help clients navigate some of the most challenging times in their lives.

Previous talks in this series

Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Day: James Bell meets Back Up
Life after spinal cord injury – Episode 1: Managing live-in carers
Life after spinal cord injury – Episode 2: Housing support and accessing legal advice

Life after spinal cord injury – Episode 3: Solicitor support and compensation claims

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£1.25 million settlement following negligent abdominal surgery

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Life after spinal cord injury – Episode 3: Solicitor support and compensation claims

Previous talks in this series

James Bell

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Latest INSIGHTS

Sanctions Frameworks for AI-Related Misconduct: Who Is Really to Blame?

From a significantly undervalued claim to a £110,000 settlement: Why changing Solicitors made all the difference

The FCA’s Enforcement Watch 2 and what it means for the financial services industry

£1.25 million settlement following negligent abdominal surgery

Kuwait’s Nationality Revocation Campaign: What UK immigration and nationality options are available to those affected?

FCA case against CACEIS UK raises points of interest for practitioners

Changes to the ICAS Code of Ethics – what do the changes mean for ICAS firms?

Sanctions Frameworks for AI-Related Misconduct: Who Is Really to Blame?

From a significantly undervalued claim to a £110,000 settlement: Why changing Solicitors made all the difference

The FCA’s Enforcement Watch 2 and what it means for the financial services industry

£1.25 million settlement following negligent abdominal surgery

Kuwait’s Nationality Revocation Campaign: What UK immigration and nationality options are available to those affected?

FCA case against CACEIS UK raises points of interest for practitioners

Changes to the ICAS Code of Ethics – what do the changes mean for ICAS firms?

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