At Carpenters Group, we combine legal expertise with compassionate claims handling to deliver outstanding service across the insurance and legal sectors.
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Carpenters Group is one of the UK’s leading national personal injury practices, providing expert legal advice delivered by our team of specialists. We treat all claims with the same level of dedication and commitment whatever its nature or value.
Driven by the latest technological and digital solutions, Carpenters Group provide an innovative and flexible suite of services to our insurer and broker clients. We constantly consider what our customers and insurers need to better support their business.
 
    Our Serious & Catastrophic Injury Team are one of the largest in the UK. We have worked for thousands of clients and recovered millions of pounds of compensation. Our lawyers are members of the Headway UK Approved Panel (Brain Injuries), the Spinal Injuries Association, the UK Acquired Brain Injury Forum...
Find out moreMotorcyclists may sustain injuries that are often more serious and complex than when in a car, even if it is a relatively minor accident. Our Bikers for Bikers Team are experienced in managing these claims, many of them being bikers themselves.
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                Carpenter Group have secured a finding of fundamental dishonesty against a claimant who falsely claimed to be a lawyer. In what was an unusual twist to a relatively routine RTA, the Claimant had been videoed at the scene telling the other driver involved in the collision that she had to co-operate with him as he was a lawyer.
 
                
            
                Case Management Conferences (CMCs) are a pivotal step in the litigation process. From a Defendant point of view, they provide the first real opportunity to shape and direct how the case proceeds to a conclusion and represent a significant opportunity to influence the trajectory of the litigation.
 
                
            
                The mandatory mediation pilot for small claims, launched in May 2024, has now been extended to include low-value Road Traffic Accident (RTA) claims under £10,000. This change will divert a significant number of motor-related disputes - often a source of court backlog - into the Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process.