Trevor is a senior executive specialising in serious injury and is based at Thompsons Solicitors’ Newcastle office.

Covering claims throughout the UK and abroad, Trevor has extensive expertise in handling high-value personal injury cases involving serious multiple injuries, spinal injuries, brain injuries, chronic pain and amputations.

Having joined Thompsons in 2007 as a newly qualified solicitor, Trevor is also a senior member of the North East region’s clinical negligence and serious injuries teams.

Trevor has gained significant experience in dealing with military-based cases relating to non-freezing cold injury and is the firm’s lead solicitor in such matters.

A confident and accomplished solicitor, Trevor’s expertise extends to claims pertaining to accidents at work, public liability, road traffic accidents and accidents abroad.

As the secretary for the Hartlepool branch of Headway, Trevor helps lead the organisation to fulfil its aims of providing support, information and social activities for brain injury survivors, their families and carers.

Trevor is proud to work at Thompsons because of the firm’s commitment to always putting the best possible outcome for its clients first.

In his spare time, Trevor plays golf, keeps fit, follows a range of sports and spends time with his family.

 

Trevor's case experience

  • Secured a settlement of close to £10m for a client who sustained significant brain injuries in an accident and now requires 24 hour care.
  • Represented a member of the travelling community who was hit at speed by a car and developed severe injuries, resulting in the need for lifelong care. Despite the police declining to press charges, Trevor secured a multi-million pound settlement. 
  • Secured a settlement of £1.5 million for a client whose fall at work resulted in restricted mobility and a need for rehabilitation, care and adapted accommodation.
  • Secured £300,000 for a former serviceman who was left with permanent pain in his hands after developing non-freezing cold injuries during winter training. Despite complaining of hand and foot pain after spending the day in snowy conditions, the serviceman was not taken seriously and remained on duty. 

 

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