Specialist Serious Injury Lawyers Sintons have been reappointed as the sole North East law firm to work with the national charity Child Brain Injury Trust, after impressing during its first two-year appointment with its legal excellence and unrivalled client service.
The Child Brain Injury Trust has renewed Sintons’ status as its Legal Support Service Provider for the North East region for a further two years from 2020, after being chosen last year by the charity as its preferred specialist for the first time.
The renewal will again see Sintons working closely with the Child Brain Injury Trust – which supports children, young people and their families to adapt to life after an acquired brain injury – to offer outstanding levels of legal support and client care to those whose lives have been affected by life-changing injury.
Sintons has a longstanding reputation for its work in the specialist field of neurotrauma and its team has built a strong presence across UK and is widely regarded as a ‘go to’ advisor.
The personal injury department at Sintons is continually acknowledged as being a leader in its field, with Legal 500 hailing the firm as having “an outstanding team….diligent and client focused…unmatched in the region”.
Its team contains leading serious injury lawyers John Davis, Phil Davison and Andrew McGowan alongside Kate Nicklin, recently hailed by Chambers as an Associate to Watch, in recognition of her fast-growing reputation in the field.
Phil Davison, head of the personal injury department at Sintons, said: “We are delighted to have been reappointed as the Legal Support Service Provider in the North East for the Child Brain Injury Trust.”
Andrew McGowan, head of the neurotrauma department as Sintons added: “Having worked closely with the charity we never cease to be impressed at the way they support young people and families through some of the most traumatic times they can face”.
John Davis concluded: “Our reputation for legal excellence and a wholly client-focused approach ensures we provide an extension of the work of the Child Brain Injury Trust, by providing bespoke advice and support to families, to help them to navigate the complex legal situations that arise following a serious brain injury. This in turn helps to secure the necessary financial and practical arrangements they require to adapt to their new circumstances and to safeguard their child’s future.”
