NewLaw Solicitors is one of the UK's most innovative and fastest growing law firms, specialising in all areas of personal injury law from whiplash claims to catastrophic injury cases to Welfare, Wills, Trusts, Court of Protection and Probate.

Established in 2004 with the aim of providing a legal service that gets results for both our individual and commercial clients this approach has seen NewLaw grow from a start-up of 2 to over 500 staff in our Bristol and Cardiff offices.Our philosophy is to truly put our clients at the heart of everything we do and to focus on delivering the best legal services, and the best care to our clients.

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Our Team

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At NewLaw, our clients are at the heart of everything that we do and we pride ourselves on our commitment to delivering the best legal service and care to our clients through our talented team of over 500 members across our offices in Cardiff and Bristol. If you know the name of the team member you're looking for, please enter it in the search box below.

Personal Injury

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NewLaw Solicitors has a team of personal injury claims specialists who are dedicated to getting the best results for their clients following an accident, injury or disease. Our goal is to support our clients following their injury and recover the compensation they deserve. Our client-focused online portal, Pilot also ensures lower value Personal Injury claimants receive our high quality legal support throughout their claim.

Medical Negligence

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At NewLaw we have a team of dedicated and highly experienced solicitors dealing with medical negligence cases, which are also known as clinical negligence. If you have suffered injury or harm as a result of the negligent act or omission of a medical professional then you may be entitled to compensation.

Court of Protection - Deputyship

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Deputyship is the process of applying to the Court of Protection to allow someone to make decisions for another person, if they cannot make a Lasting Power of Attorney. A Deputy will be appointed by the Court of Protection and will be given the legal authority to make decisions on behalf of a person who lacks capacity to do so.

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