Minster Law signs partnership agreement with 9 Gough Chambers for counsel services

Minster Law Solicitors are delighted to announce the signing of a new agreement with 9 Gough Chambers, this agreement will see 9 Gough Chambers providing their exceptional, expert Counsel services to Minster Law’s serious injury department.

9 Gough Chambers are an APIL accredited barristers chambers who specialise in work on the behalf of seriously injured claimants.

They have an expanse of knowledge and expertise including catastrophic injury and employer’s liability making them a perfect fit for Minster Law’s serious injury department.

Minster Law Serious Injury Technical Manager Richard Harwood said they were “a fantastic set of Claimant focused personal injury barristers, and the undoubted leaders in their field.

“Their dedication and hard work to secure the best outcome for the client is unparalleled.”

Associate Solicitor Johnathan Bamforth has already formed a strong relationship with 9 Gough Chambers which has proven to be a great success, having achieved a settlement for a client of over £1 million in a recent case.

Jonathan has said of the collaboration that he is “delighted that we have been able to strengthen our already very well-established relationship with 9 Gough Chambers and I look forward to continuing to work closely with them to achieve the very best outcomes for our seriously injured clients.”

9 Gough Chambers have had many notable cases, one of which being Zagdanski v City Scrap Ltd (2015) in which the Claimant suffered a traumatic amputation to his right arm at work. 9 Gough Chambers were able to help him achieve a settlement of £1.75 million including funds for a revolutionary new bionic arm.

Director of Clerking and Business Development Michael Goodridge said 9 Gough Chambers were delighted to have “cemented their business relationship for the foreseeable future” with Minster Law.

“Both practices retain an ethos of putting the client at the forefront of everything they do, whilst understanding the commercial sensitivities of running a personal injury case in 2020,” he said.

“We remain committed to achieving justice for all of our injured clients and the bond between our two businesses becoming stronger. The results that we have achieved together speak for themselves; from multiple million-pound awards to much smaller cases, these are all handled with compassion, professionalism and a determination to ensure that the injured parties are fairly compensated. “

The Chambers ethos of a focused but human approach to client care pairs well with Minster Law.

There is no doubt that this collaboration with 9 Gough Chambers will allow Minster Law to continue to achieve the very best outcomes for our seriously injured clients.