Demi is a Solicitor in the Medical Negligence department. She has 5 years' experience in the personal injury sector.
demi.newlove@switalskis.com
Switalskis Solicitors Ltd
Unit 8B, Redbrook Business Park
Wilthorpe Road Barnsley
S75 1JN
Demi’s practice largely consists of cases involving:
Having represented clients with injuries of the upmost severity, Demi understands it is essential that interim payments are secured, and rehabilitation is initiated at the very beginning of a client’s case to ensure the best chances of recovery.
Demi is dedicated to ensuring that her clients receive the best available advice, support, and guidance from the very outset of their claims. She derives satisfaction from securing the funds her clients need to ensure that they have the best possible quality of life following injury.
Demi has prior experience in high-value and complex disputes involving traumatic brain injury, amputation and complex orthopaedic injuries. She has previously assisted lead Partners in securing damages awards totalling £240 million, with an average settlement amount of £1 million plus.
Demi is a previous member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) Future Leaders Team. In that role, she focused on horizon scanning and assessing the big issues impacting on the personal injury sector, such as what access to justice will look like for injured people in ten year’s time.
Demi is a neurodiversity in law champion, committed to leading the movement toward a more inclusive and diverse legal profession.
“Demi Newlove is incredibly helpful and efficient, not just with me but with the clients too. She has a good understanding of the client's needs and adjusts her approach to suit their needs.”
Chamber Insights Report 2022
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