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Taylor&Emmet extends Clinical Negligence team
A specialist solicitor is swapping Oxford’s dreaming spires for Sheffield’s seven hills to help local firm, Taylor&Emmet LLP, develop its reputation for clinical negligence.
Camilla Attwood joins Taylor&Emmet’s personal legal services team to handle all types of clinical negligence work for both local and national clients.
Since qualifying as a solicitor in 2012, Camilla has practised at Bower and Bailey in Oxford, where she managed a wide range of cases, with a particular focus on obstetrics and gynaecology. She was also the regional coordinator of the Acquired Brain Injury Forum, organising lectures and talks for those affected by the condition.
James Drydale, Taylor&Emmet’s head of clinical negligence, said: “Camilla brings a wealth of industry knowledge to our department, along with a fresh perspective on the South Yorkshire’s legal sector. She is a resourceful and determined advocate of those suffering the effects of medical complications and I have no doubt her expertise will help us build on the results we have achieved for clients and further develop our reputation.”
Having relocated from Oxford to Sheffield, Camilla is not only adjusting to a new job, but also to a new city. She added: “I am really enjoying being part of a larger team and having more time to devote to individual cases. Taylor&Emmet has a structured, well organised approach that suits me and is clearly popular with clients, who feel listened to and looked after. I am confident we can extend our reach and become the ‘go to’ firm for clinical negligence.”
For more information about Taylor&Emmet’s clinical negligence services, telephone (0114) 218 4000, visit www.tayloremmet.co.uk or follow the firm on Twitter, @tayloremmet.
Issued: 06.05.2014
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