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Paul Breen
Serious Injury Partner
The head of our specialist practice with over two decades experience of dealing with those affected by serious injury. Paul is an expert in understanding the detailed medical and legal process requirements of serious injury cases and has dealt with some of the largest and most high profile to be brought before the courts.
High value awards
His experience and professionalism is utilised in all of our cases, including high profile cases with clients receiving awards in excess of £6 million.
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