Paul Currie – Liverpool Legal

Author: Paul Currie

Paul is the head of our personal injury department. He has lived on the Wirral virtually all his life and worked in Liverpool for 15 years. In addition to management work, he acts for clients who have suffered serious or catastrophic injuries, understanding the complex and sensitive issues surrounding such difficult times in people’s lives. Paul is experienced at arranging rehabilitation where appropriate with the aim of improving the quality of life of those suffering serious injuries following accidents. Paul acts for clients who have suffered illnesses or diseases as a result of their work. Paul has extensive experience in bringing claims for compensation for victims suffering from asbestos related illness including asbestosis and mesothelioma of the utmost severity. Paul is dedicated to dealing with asbestos claims in a swift, thorough and compassionate manner to achieve the best possible outcome for his clients. Paul also deals with claims for clients who have suffered from other industrial diseases including respiratory conditions, vibration white finger, noise induced hearing loss, dermatitis and repetitive strain injuries.

‘No Win, No Fee’ Agreement Explained: Liverpool Legal Solicitors

by Paul Currie February 25, 2025February 25, 2025Comments are Disabled

Liverpool Legal Services Limited is based in Liverpool City Centre, and it is the successor practice to E. Rex Makin & Co., a long-standing law firm which built a formidable reputation for acting fearlessly in the interests of those it represents, recovering millions of pounds in compensation for its clients …

Can I claim compensation if I have been injured as a victim of a crime, even if I have a previous criminal conviction?

by Paul Currie March 25, 2024February 7, 2025Comments are Disabled

Victims of violent crimes who suffer injuries can make claims for compensation from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority, or CICA. The CICA is responsible for paying out compensation to victims of violent crimes like assaults or stabbings. The amount of compensation you receive is set out by a tariff attached …

Company prosecuted for injuring worker.

by Paul Currie June 29, 2023July 21, 2023Comments are Disabled

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