Natalie is a highly experienced personal injury solicitor and Member (Partner) and Head of Volume Personal Injury Claims at Thompsons Solicitors. She has extensive experience of managing personal injury claims and leading teams dedicated to securing the best possible outcomes for injured clients.

Natalie oversees teams handling a wide range of personal injury claims, including accidents at work, road traffic accidents, trips and slips, assaults and other types of accidents. As an expert in portal claims and the associated procedures and rules, she is focused on delivering a high-quality, efficient and streamlined service for clients.

With more than 25 years’ experience handling personal injury cases from initial instruction through to court proceedings and settlement, Natalie has dealt with complex legal issues and cases where defendants have refused to accept responsibility.

Throughout her career, Natalie has successfully recovered substantial compensation for clients following accidents at work, manual handling injuries, falls from height, carbon monoxide poisoning, road traffic accidents, dog bites, sports injuries, assaults and accidents involving defective equipment or premises.

Natalie is committed to maintaining high professional standards across her teams. She also recognises the importance of obtaining appropriate medical evidence as early as possible while ensuring injuries are assessed at the right stage, particularly where clients may experience long-term effects.

Natalie says she is proud to work for Thompsons because of the firm's commitment to putting clients first, treating its staff well and never acting for employers.

Outside work, Natalie is an avid gym-goer and enjoys running, cycling, reading and, above all, spending time with her family

Natalie's case experience

  • Recovered more than £100,000 in compensation for market supervisor, Allan Hodgson, who slipped on rubbish left on the floor, injuring his shoulder. 
  • Secured almost £88,000 for Jane McLoughlin who was run over at a Morrisons petrol station when walking through the forecourt.  Jane talks of her experiences here.
  • Secured compensation for caretaker, Steven Moss, who seriously lacerated his wrist when he was trying to board up a window that had been vandalised and broken.

 

Professional membership

Natalie is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL).