Tim Jones

Personal Injury

Legal Director

“I fight for justice for injured people and I am motivated by providing an excellent service to my clients.”

I am a serious injury lawyer with extensive knowledge of brain, spinal and other serious orthopaedic injuries. I regularly provide support to beneficiaries of the Brain Injury Group and the Major Trauma Group, as well as a number of other charities.

I specialise in handling cases involving brain and spinal injury. I provide specialist advice on a wide range of issues including personal injury, clinical negligence, criminal injury claims and education.

I have experience in claims resulting from injuries sustained during or shortly after birth and those involving spinal injuries. I devote my time to helping clients and their families through the legal process of making a claim and helping them access rehabilitation and other services that will improve their lives.

I am on the board of trustees of Headway Somerset.

Career Highlights

Client received £400,000 as a result of a failure to monitor her lithium levels resulting in loss of kidney function requiring the need for dialysis.
Child received over £24m as a result of suffering from kernicterus at birth which caused cerebral palsy.
Child received over £5m due to suffering a below knee amputation as a result of a failure to properly monitor his leg
Child with a brain injury received £600,000 as a result of being knocked down by a vehicle whilst crossing a main road to catch a school bus
Client received £475,000 as a result of suffering serious orthopaedic injuries and a brain injury whilst unloading a ship.
Client received over £10m as a result of suffering a spinal cord injury when a passenger in a serious road traffic accident.
Settled for a £2m lump sum and a £462,500 PPO for future care and case management, including a successful contested interim payment application for £1m to adapt existing accommodation, with the client now aged 81.
Member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
Volunteering for the Spinal Injuries Association