At Carpenters Group, we combine legal expertise with compassionate claims handling to deliver outstanding service across the insurance and legal sectors.
Our video gives you a brief overview of who we are, what we do, and how we do it.
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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Amanda Marshall, Litigation Executive in the Intermediate Track Team, brings more than three decades of experience in personal injury claims. Her work is shaped by her own lived experience, giving her a rare ability to support clients facing difficult circumstances. This article explores her career, her resilience and the impact she continues to make at Carpenters Group.
CEO Donna Richards shares how Carpenters Group places care at the centre of its claims strategy, combining in-house technology with human expertise to support customers through complex and often vulnerable moments, while helping insurer partners deliver consistent, transparent and trusted service.
Ciara Bolton reflects on losing her mum to cancer, the support she received from her colleagues, and the impact of attending the North West Cancer Research Ladies’ Lunch. Her story highlights the reality of grief, the importance of workplace support, and why continued investment in cancer research matters.