Our client fell through a hole in a rotten decking during a house viewing organised by an estate agent. She sustained a fracture to her right ankle and had to wear a moon boot for 8 weeks.
Charlotte is a trainee solicitor gaining a wide range of experience in different departments throughout the firm.
charlotte.henshall@switalskis.com
Switalskis Solicitors Ltd
Cranbourne House, 36 Gracious Street
Knaresborough
HG5 8DS
Charlotte is a trainee solicitor in our Commercial Property team.
Her previous seat was with the Personal Injury team, where she worked with a number of fee earners on claims involving RTAs, occupiers' liability, product liability, accidents at work and accidents in public places.
Charlotte is a member of Leeds Junior Lawyer Division, and has volunteered at the Leeds Beckett Law Clinic and Citizens Advice bureau in Barnsley.
Charlotte is empathetic and proactive in any work undertaken. Taking time to understand and delve deep into the task to ensure all options are explored to ensure the best, most appropriate outcomes.
Charlotte recovered £18,000 compensation for a client who sustained a blow to his head with laceration along with bruising, contusion and a sprain to his left elbow and left shoulder and contusion to the outer of his left thigh and hip after a Road Traffic Accident. Settlement was reached after negotiations took place, securing a better deal for the client.
Our client fell through a hole in a rotten decking during a house viewing organised by an estate agent. She sustained a fracture to her right ankle and had to wear a moon boot for 8 weeks.
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