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Personal Injury
Although Elliot Mather LLP work mostly with claimants in Personal Injury Claims, our specialist lawyers also have a wealth of experience and knowledge representing defendants in this continually expanding area of law.
WHAT IS A PERSONAL INJURY?
A personal injury is defined as either a physical injury, disease or illness, or a psychological injury or sickness. This injury can be caused in a myriad of different ways such as by an accident at work, a road traffic accident, or as the result of a crime.
Personal injuries will often have quite serious implications on the quality of life of the person injured and can have life altering consequences.
There is a strict time limit of three years from the date of the incident or from the date of knowledge of an impairment to bring a claim for personal injury.
If you have suffered a personal injury or you are in need of specialist help to defend a claim for personal injury brought against you, please contact one of our team to discuss your situation further.
Specialisms
Our Team

Shelley Barker
Chartered Legal Executive- Department: Dispute Resolution / Employment / Personal Injury
- Office: Chesterfield
- Email: Shelley.Barker@elliotmather.co.uk
- Phone: 01246 231288

Curtis Dunkley
Paralegal- Department: Dispute Resolution / Personal Injury
- Office: Mansfield
- Email: Curtis.Dunkley@elliotmather.co.uk
- Phone: 01623 655666
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