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Law firm praised for handling of personal injury claims

By Shropshire Live21 November 2011
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A leading Shropshire and North Wales law firm has been congratulated on its procedures for handling personal injury claims by Accident Line, the Law Society’s approved referral and personal injury insurance service.

Law firm praised for handling of personal injury claims

GHP Legal, which has offices in Oswestry, Llangollen and Wrexham, came through with shining colours after a Member Review revealed procedures were being followed on every file, all of which according to Scott Jarold of Accident Line were “progressed quickly” and were “easy to follow”.

John Hulme, a partner of GHP Legal and head of PI in the firm’s Oswestry office said "To receive such high praise was gratifying and well earned by everyone in the department. As a team, we pride ourselves in giving the same commitment to get the best result for each and every one of our clients, whether he or she has been the victim of a simple rear end shunt or multiple and catastrophic injuries.

“Whilst we always aim to give realistic advice, we are never daunted by the challenges of complex and difficult cases - which is why we often take over files from other firms and achieve a successful outcome for clients whose cases would otherwise have been abandoned.

“Additionally, unlike many Personal Injury law firms we do not suggest that our clients enter into dubious loan agreements or other funding arrangements that are likely to leave them out of pocket. We don’t need to, because we as members of Accident Line we have direct access to an accredited insurance backed scheme.”

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