Leading law firm Sintons is delighted to announce the appointment of Lewis Ayre as a Senior Associate within its highly regarded Neurotrauma team. Lewis brings with him a wealth of specialist experience that will further enhance the team’s capability in handling complex and high-value serious injury claims.

Lewis is a highly accomplished Solicitor, having worked in the field of personal injury law for over 13 years. He arrives at Sintons after working with a number of leading national personal injury teams.

Lewis acts exclusively for clients who have suffered catastrophic injuries, including brain, spinal, amputation, and complex orthopaedic injuries. His extensive experience spans a full spectrum of personal injury work, including road traffic accidents, air accidents, workplace accidents, highways claims, criminal injuries, fatal accidents, and claims arising from terrorist attacks.

Andrew McGowan, Head of Neurotrauma at Sintons commented, “We are thrilled to welcome Lewis to the firm. His deep expertise in complex neurotrauma and serious injury cases, coupled with his dedication to achieving the best possible rehabilitative outcomes for clients, makes him an outstanding addition to our specialist team. His experience, particularly in securing high-value settlements and his success at the Court of Appeal, further solidifies Sintons position as a leader in this critical area of law.”

Lewis commented on his new role: “I am absolutely delighted to be joining Sintons and the exceptional Neurotrauma team. The firm has an outstanding reputation for its client-first approach and commitment to securing the best possible outcomes, particularly around early rehabilitation, which aligns perfectly with my own philosophy. I look forward to working alongside such an experienced and dedicated group of professionals and contributing to the continued success of the practice.”

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