Early notification letter under the Serious Injury Guide


Produced in partnership with Marcus Weatherby of Pattinson Brewer
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Early notification letter under the Serious Injury Guide


Produced in partnership with Marcus Weatherby of Pattinson Brewer

Precedents
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Notification under the Serious Injury Guide

By e-mail to [insert the early notification contact name & email address which is provided for each insurer at http://www.seriousinjuryguide.co.uk/]

Dear [insert name ]

Re: Accident:

Client name:

Date of birth: [to follow in separate email]

National Insurance Number: [to follow in separate email]

We act on behalf of [insert claimant’s name] who suffered injury in an accident on [insert date] at approximately [insert time] during the course of [his

Marcus Weatherby
Marcus Weatherby

Pattinson Brewer

Marcus is a partner at Pattinson and Brewer Solicitors specialising in serious injury work for Claimants. He has considerable experience acting in all types of personal injury work including clinical negligence, major catastrophic injury/disability, and notably spinal injuries. He settled a spinal case in 2012 for £4.1 million.

Marcus has a particular interest in industrial disease claims, acting for victims of asbestosis and mesothelioma.

Reported Court of Appeal cases include Anderson v Newham College of Education on contributory negligence.

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