Insights

Samantha Jowett is Bond Turner’s Head of Talent Acquisition and shares how her career started and what it takes to suceed at Bond Turner.

Recent court proceedings have brought deeply distressing allegations to light, raising critical questions about patient safeguarding, institutional responsibility, and how those affected can be supported, both legally and compassionately.

Mike Worswick is a seasoned litigator with over 20 years’ experience in the legal sector and an invaluable member of the Bond Turner team. His journey with the firm is a true example of dedication, progression and leadership.

Training coordinator, Lisa Birchall, explains what counts as QWE, when it can be claimed, and how employers can support candidates.

Cervical Cancer Awareness Week takes place from 19th -25th January and raises awareness of how cervical cancer can be prevented. Here, our medical negligence experts explain when legal support may be needed.

The Court of Appeal’s decision in Smithstone v Tranmoor Primary School [2026] EWCA Civ 13 provides important clarification on the cost consequences of liability only Part 36 offers. The claim arose from a minor injury sustained by a child at school. Liability was denied. Prior to any medical evidence being served, the claimant made a Part 36 offer […]

James Tomlinson is a Director of Serious Injury and leads a specialist team acting for individuals who have suffered catastrophic and life‑changing injuries.

Much like the bygone trends of health shakes and shake-weights, the newest member of the viral health trend club is the skinny jab. But are these latest weight-loss injections on their way to being the next class action lawsuit?

Our client was cycling in a designated cycle lane when a car suddenly turned across her path. With no time to react, the vehicle collided with her, throwing her from her bike and onto the road.

Great Ormond Street Hospital (GOSH) is one of the most respected children’s hospitals in the world. However, recent investigations have revealed that almost 100 children have suffered substandard operations on their legs from rogue surgeon, Yaser Jabbar, in its orthopaedic department.

Laith’s career journey throughout his time at Bond Turner highlights the opportunities available within the firm. Starting in the pre-litigation team as a Fee Earner Assistant, and with a recent promotion, Laith explains his career progression and how he came to work in the legal sector.

A father-of-two who suffered devastating injuries after being struck by a car while riding his motorbike has finally received justice and secured financial security.

As the Court of Appeal prepares for an expedited hearing on the Mazur ruling in February 2026, CILEX-qualified clinical negligence legal executive Ami Dollery reflects on its impact—just as she stepped into her new role at Bond Turner.

“A recent Care Quality Commission Review of Maternity Services in England found that 47% of maternity units were deemed unsafe.” – Care Quality Commission

Alum joined Bond Turner in March 2016, specialising in a variety of liability-disputed road traffic accident matters, particularly those involving credit hire and complicated issues of causation.

The new practice directions, PD51ZG1, PD52ZG2 and PD51ZG3 are now in effect, introducing pilot schemes for Part 7 multi-track claims issued between 6 April 2025 and 6 April 2028.

Jessica Watkinson joined Bond Turner, then Armstrongs, in February 2009 as a newly qualified solicitor in the Enforcement department and has been with the firm for nearly 17 years.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is rapidly reshaping professional services across industries. From predictive analytics and automated research tools to advanced data processing and document drafting, AI-driven technologies are becoming integral to modern practice.

If you think enforcement is all about chasing debts, think again.

At Bond Turner, we’re proud to be at the forefront of group litigation, managing claims for tens of thousands of clients, currently in cases arising out of the diesel emissions scandal and the Citroen airbag recalls.

Recently, the NHS introduced Jess’s Rule — a new patient-safety initiative designed to prevent missed or delayed diagnoses in primary care.

At Bond Turner, Graduate Solicitor Apprentices, Molly White and Angel Nwaobunike, have outlined how the transition from student to legal professional is not only possible but deeply rewarding.

Our client endured more than three years living in a property that our expert later confirmed was not reasonably suitable for occupation.

When the NHS tried to label a stroke survivor’s injury claim as “fundamentally dishonest,” the High Court pushed back and made the NHS pay the legal costs for it.
Even though the claimant didn’t win his overall negligence case, the judge ruled that serious allegations need serious evidence.

Bond Turner become headline sponsor of Day One Trauma’s fifth anniversary fundraising initiative

Being involved in a road traffic collision can be life changing. As well as physical injuries, many people face emotional trauma, time off work, and uncertainty about the future. At Bond Turner, we understand that recovery goes far beyond financial compensation.

Neil Ryder, Director of Costs at Bond Turner, has been with the firm for nearly two decades, during which he has led the costs department’s growth from just three staff members to around 50.

Bond Turner supports individuals and families affected by serious injury and have seen first-hand the devastating consequences of road traffic collisions and the life-changing impact it can have. That’s why Road Safety Week is such an important time for reflection, education, and action.

Sarah Forde joined Bond Turner in September 2018 on the Credit Hire Team and is currently undertaking her SQE to become a fully qualified solicitor.

After working for Bond Turner and its iterations for over 22 years, legal assistant, Colette Stevenson, is saying goodbye to the company and retiring.

Abigail Smith and Rachel Monaghan have built successful careers at Bond Turner and are now Joint Heads of the MOJ Department, leading with shared values to deliver excellence and support their colleagues.

With national maternity care under investigation and the recent resignation of the CQC’s Chief Executive, our legal experts explore the legal implications and the overview of the current state of maternity care.

In a bid to make safer housing and stronger protection for tenants, the UK government has introduced Awaab’s Law, named after a two-year-old boy who died from a respiratory condition caused by prolonged exposure to mould in his Rochdale flat. 

Arash Zaredar began his career in Computer Engineering before pursuing his passion for law. Now a fully qualified Solicitor at Bond Turner, he specialises in Credit Hire and Personal Injury claims, combining technical expertise with legal skill to achieve excellent outcomes for clients.

Cyclist, Tom Jones, was involved in a serious road traffic collision that saw him suffer from 2nd degree burns.

Carla Duprey discusses a recent case where a settlement was achieved for a negligent delay in arranging spinal surgery.

Bond Turner is delighted to announce outstanding results and feedback in the Chambers and Partners UK guide 2026.

Cancer survivor, Kate Mohamed, suffered from multiple medical complications and delayed diagnosis that led to life-changing circumstances and being isolated from her loved ones.

Bond Turner is proud to partner with Stick ‘n’ Step to support children living with cerebral palsy and their families. Learn how our expert clinical negligence team provides specialist legal advice.

Nathan Jennerway, now a Pre-Litigation Legal Professional at Bond Turner, helps clients settle claims before court. He combines empathy and strong case management to achieve successful outcomes.

From Legal Assistant to Solicitor: Robert’s Career Journey with Bond Turner

Bond Turner is delighted to announce outstanding results and feedback in the Legal 500 guide 2026.

This year’s theme focuses on the power of hope and community in recovery, a message that resonates deeply with our team and the clients we represent.

Nick joined Bond Turner in 2021 as a Legal Assistant, progressing to Paralegal, Supervisor, and now Trainee Solicitor in Group Litigation, driven by challenge, learning, and helping clients succeed.

From Paralegal to Solicitor: Rebecca’s Career Journey with Bond Turner

Chantal Rabbetts has built her career on compassion, dedication, and a drive to make a difference. From studying law in Liverpool to becoming Bond Turner’s Director of Serious Injury, discover how she helps families rebuild their lives after catastrophic events

Our housing disrepair client endured prolonged poor living conditions due to a leak the landlord ignored. Expert evidence confirmed the cause, leading to a successful claim that secured compensation and essential repairs.

Jonathan Shields in Bond Turner’s Serious Injury Team secured compensation for a client who experienced a serious road traffic accident despite the defendant’s continued denial of liability and attempts to undermine the claim. This result demonstrates both the resilience of our client and Jonathan’s determination to uncover the truth and fight for justice.

We are delighted to begin our new staff spotlight series by introducing you to our Clinical Negligence Solicitor, Kirsty Parkes.

The Government has announced sweeping reforms to strengthen accountability within the NHS, following the Thirlwall Inquiry into the Lucy Letby case. New legislation will give the Health and Care Professions Council power to regulate senior NHS managers, protect whistleblowers, and maintain rigorous standards to safeguard patient safety.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced rising damp, mould, water ingress, and rat infestations since moving into the property. The case was managed by Amna Anjum.

Yesterday Southport’s footballing community held a charity football match with a host of former players and celebrities taking part to raise money for all of the families affected by events of 29th July 2024.

Neil Rhind considers the commercial reality of pre issue settlement discussions in credit hire claims calling it a “win-win” situation for all.

Bond Turner’s Serious Injury Team secured compensation for a client who experienced a serious road traffic accident causing devastating injuries, including a traumatic brain injury (TBI).

At Bond Turner, we are proud to have supported Day One Trauma Support by taking part in the 100K in June Challenge, which has raised awareness and vital funds for people affected by major trauma.

Catastrophic Injury Solicitor Melanie Burden reflects on the often-overlooked impact of scarring in personal injury claims. This insights article highlights the emotional toll, the need for early support, and the importance of fair compensation for visible scars.

Director of Serious Injury, Hamida Khatun reflects on a recent complex case involving a motorcyclist with a traumatic brain injury—underscoring our unwavering commitment to justice, even in the most challenging circumstances.

Bond Turner highlights the challenges faced by serious injury victims and their commitment to securing vital rehabilitation and legal support.

Jonathan Shields of Bond Turner shares the importance of Injury Awareness Week, emphasising the firm’s dedication to helping catastrophic injury victims rebuild their lives through expert legal support and compassionate care.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced rising damp, leaks and subsidence. The case was managed by Liam McGlynn.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced rising damp. The case was managed by Ava Daulby.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced water egress. The case was managed by Trainee Solicitor Luke Chorley.

The Families of Bebe King and Elsie Dot Stancombe were interviewed on Good Morning Britain sharing their heartbreak, their hopes for change, and their unwavering commitment to ensuring their daughters’ legacies bring about meaningful reform. 

Sara Stanger, Head of Serious Injuries at Bond Turner, appears on BBC Breakfast to discuss the Southport Attack and the Public Inquiry.

We are honoured to announce that Sara Stanger, Head of Serious Injuries and Public Inquiries at Bond Turner, is representing the bereaved families of the young murder victims of the Southport attack.

Bond Turner is delighted to announce that our Personal Injury team has been ranked for the first time in Chambers and Partners and we have retained our ranking for Clinical Negligence.

Bond Turner is delighted to announce that we have retained our annual ranking for Personal Injury and improved our ranking for Clinical Negligence in the Legal 500.

Sara Stanger, Head of Clinical Negligence and Serious Injury, has been shortlisted for the Outstanding Lawyer Award at Liverpool Law Society’s Legal Awards.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced water penetration, severe damp and mould. The case was managed by Team Leader Gemma Bradley.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced water ingress into her bedroom. The case was managed by Trainee Solicitor Luke Chorley.

World Day for Safety and Health at work takes place annually on 28th April 2024. It was introduced by the International Labour Organisation ( ILO ) in 2003 to raise awareness and prevent accidents and diseases at work. 

Annually, a significant number of individuals across the globe encounter the complexities associated with brain injuries, managing the symptoms, undergoing rehabilitation, and adapting to any enduring challenges that may ensue.

As we observe Long Covid Awareness Day, Bond Turner stands in support of healthcare workers who have contracted Long Covid during the course of their employment.

Bond Turner is delighted to announce that it is listed in the Legal 500 UK Solicitors Guide. Our clinical negligence teams have been ranked for the first time joining our personal injury teams which have been ranked for the second year running.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team secured compensation for a client who experienced extensive mould within her property. The case was managed by Litigation Executive Stacey Coyne.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Rob Godfrey as Head of Professional Negligence and Helen Neville as Deputy Head of Clinical Negligence.

Bond Turner recently welcomed Oscar for a rewarding work experience as part of our dedication to nurturing future legal talent.

Bond Turner is delighted to welcome new legal trainees in September 2023, as part of The Anexo Academy Training Programme.  

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team supported a client who was re-housed on a permanent basis due to the level of disrepair in their property. The case was managed by Trainee Solicitor Marta Pawlowska.

Bond Turner’s Housing Disrepair Team have worked with a client experiencing multiple issues within their property, also occupied by children, including a number of water leaks resulting in damp and mould. The case is being managed by Team Leader Olivia Riley.

Bond Turner has promoted a key member of its senior legal team to become the firm’s fourth female Director ahead of International Women’s Day (March 8).

Bond Turner is delighted to see one of its leading solicitors, Sara Stanger, recognised in the Chambers and Partners UK 2023 Guide in the ‘Clinical Negligence: Claimant’ category.

Bond Turner is delighted to announce that it is listed in the Legal 500 UK 2023 Solicitors Guide, with the firm featured within the ‘Personal Injury: Claimant’ practice area rankings.

Bond Turner is pleased to announce that Rebecca Earl (Catastrophic Injuries) and Laurence Wright (Professional Negligence) have successfully completed their training positions to become fully qualified solicitors.

Bond Turner is pleased to roll out four new training positions across its legal departments to support its workforce in their professional development.

International Women’s Day (March 8) serves as a reminder of the progress that has been made women. It is also a means to raise awareness of the challenges that women still face.

As part of our International Women’s Day series, we’re sharing part two of our interviews with some of the inspiring women that make up the Bond Turner legal team.

The final instalment of our International Women’s Day series sees us speak to some of the leading women in Bond Turner about what #IWD22 means to them.