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Nichola Fosler
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Nichola acts in complex and high-value catastrophic personal injury claims and for clients who are pursuing professional negligence against their former solicitors in relation to mishandling of personal injury claims. In the last ten years, Nichola has secured over ?100m for her clients.
Nichola specialises in compensation claims for adults and children who have suffered catastrophic injury including spinal cord injury, brain injury and amputation claims. She also pursues professional negligence claims for those who have not been well served by their solicitors.
Nichola assists her clients with accessing the specialised medical and rehabilitative support they need to lead, so far as possible, fully independent lives. Nichola adopts a holistic approach. Whilst her primary concern is to ensure that clients are funded for their immediate and future needs, she always considers the wider financial, emotive and other support that clients and their families require.
Nichola consistently achieves excellent financial settlement awards, securing financial stability for her clients when they need it most.
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My child’s other parent is not paying maintenance. How can I ensure regular financial support?
I have a disagreement with my employer over work conditions. How can I resolve it?
I believe a relative’s will was unfair or improperly made. What are the steps to challenge it?
A close relative passed away without leaving a will. How can I ensure my share of the inheritance?
I’ve been asked to attend a police interview. What are my rights and how should I prepare for it?
I believe I’ve suffered due to a medical error. What are my rights to claim compensation?
I was injured at work due to unsafe conditions. What are my rights to claim compensation?
I’ve created a product and want to ensure it’s legally protected. What steps should I take?