Optimal Solicitors strengthens serious injury team
Manchester-based law firm Optimal Solicitors has expanded its personal injury and serious injury teams with four new appointments.
Joining the business are catastrophic injury solicitor Jonathan Grundy, paralegal Weronika Bojarska, personal injury solicitor Jodie Keyworth and portal fee earner Esme Flannery.
Jonathan brings 30 years’ experience across the legal and insurance sectors, specialising in complex, high-value catastrophic injury claims involving brain injuries, spinal injuries and amputations.
The appointments form part of Optimal Solicitors’ continued investment in its serious injury and personal injury offering as the firm continues to grow across key specialist areas.
Mark Thomason, head of personal injury at Optimal, said, “These appointments reaffirm and enhance our ability to provide best-in-class legal representation while investing in the future of our firm.
“We’ve always strived for excellence – embracing technology early and attracting distinguished professionals – and aim to continue this upwards trajectory while removing the barriers historically faced by our clients and the wider sector.”
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