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Total 950 495 346 302 220 219 207 198 165 161 150 137 133 114 113 Number of open clinical claims (excluding PPOs) as at 31/05/2016 by NHSLA Notification Year and Claimant Solicitor Claimant Solicitor 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15 Total Irwin Mitchell 152 321 477 950 Thompsons 24 305 166 495 Slater & Gordon 79 110 157 346 Hudgell 36 86 180 302 Foot Anstey 20 107 93 220 (blank) 16 32 171 219 Leigh Day & Co 43 73 91 207 Rapid 57 75 66 198 Fletchers 15 28 122 165 Quality 10 39 112 161 Simpson Millar 18 48 84 150 Pryers 19 53 65 137 JMW 21 52 60 133 Shoosmiths 11 24 79 114 Coles Miller 14 40 59 113 Bridge McFarland 13 28 67 108 EAD 17 31 60 108 Freeths Cartwright LLP 10 13 73 96 Pattinson & Brewer 15 28 45 88 Pannone 13 37 37 87 Withy King 12 18 55 85 Gadsby Wicks 8 21 55 84 Penningtons 10 34 37 81 Stephensons 14 16 50 80 Lyons Davidson Limited 12 34 32 78 Wolferstans 17 25 34 76 Field Fisher Waterhouse 12 37 26 75 Leo Abse & Cohen 6 18 51 75 Stewarts Law 16 29 26 71 Hugh James 9 30 31 70 Thomson Snell & Passmore 6 19 45 70 Linder Myers 9 17 42 68 Lime Personal Injury 15 22 30 67 Atherton Godfrey 9 18 39 66 Bolt Burdon Kemp 8 31 26 65 Moore & Blatch 21 25 19 65 Kingsley Napley 16 14 31 61 Hodge Jones & Allen * 22 35 60 Ashton KCJ 12 21 26 59 Price Slater Gawne 6 18 33 57 Russell Cooke 6 19 32 57 Higgs & Sons 7 16 33 56 Express 6 11 38 55 Lees 13 17 25 55 McMillan Williams 10 20 25 55 Anthony Collins 10 16 28 54 Fairweathers 6 23 25 54 Heptonstalls 7 28 19 54 Brindley Twist Tafft & James 11 15 27 53 Nelsons 7 15 31 53 Hlw Keeble Hawson * 16 32 52 Fentons 8 15 27 50 Davies & Partners 7 16 26 49 Langleys 8 21 18 47 Armstrong Foulkes * 12 31 46 Blake Lapthorn 8 26 12 46 Dutton Gregory 7 14 25 46 Geldards 6 21 19 46 Longden Walker And Renney 7 10 29 46 Hay & Kilner 8 13 24 45 Switalskis * 13 28 44 Girlings * 10 29 42 Burnetts 8 19 14 41 Lamb Brooks 6 35 41 Graysons 10 13 17 40 Powell & Co 6 15 19 40 Thompson & Co 8 9 23 40 Glynns Limited * 11 23 38 Lanyon Bowdler * 15 19 38 Bower & Bailey * 12 24 37 Waldrons * 10 23 37 Devonshires 8 11 17 36 Boyes Turner 7 12 16 35 Morrish * 12 19 35 Attwood * 11 21 34 Scrivenger Seabrook 6 15 13 34 Williamsons * 11 20 34 Wixted & Co * 5 28 34 Attwaters Jameson Hill * 8 21 33 Michelmores 9 13 11 33 Anthony Gold * 14 14 32 Barcan and Kirby 6 15 11 32 Taylor & Emmet * 8 20 32 Access Legal from Shoosmiths 9 9 13 31 Harris Fowler 11 10 10 31 Moosa Duke 5 13 13 31 Clarke Willmott * 9 17 30 Darbys 10 9 11 30 Howells * 15 10 29 Osborne Morris & Morgan 6 12 11 29 Thompson Smith & Puxon * 6 21 29 Tozers 10 12 7 29 Barratt Goff and Tomlinson 16 9 * 28 Graystons * 7 19 28 True Personal Injury 15 13 28 Mayo Wynne Baxter 5 5 17 27 The Roland Partnership Specialists * 14 9 27 Barlow Robbins * 9 15 26 Forbes * 11 12 26 MPH * 10 14 26 McKeag & Co * 13 8 25 Plexus Law Ltd TA Cogent Law WP * 13 10 25 Gotelee * 10 12 24 Ison Harrison 7 12 5 24 Maxwell Hodge * 10 10 24 Tees 5 13 6 24 Trethowans * 8 13 24 MTA * * 18 23 OP Law Limited * 5 17 23 S J Edney * 9 11 23 Walker Smith Way 7 * 12 23 Liddy's Personal Injury 10 12 22 Metcalfes * 12 9 22 Alsters Kelley * 5 13 21 Ben Hoare Bell * 6 11 21 Corries Ltd 8 13 21 Sarah Barclay Limited * 7 10 21 Stone Rowe Brewer 7 14 21 Yes Personal Injury Lawyers * * 17 21 Wadsworths 6 14 20 Dicksons * 5 11 19 Foys * * 16 19 Freemans * 7 11 19 Henmans Freeth * 12 * 19 Scott-Moncrieff & Associates * 8 10 19 SheridanLaw * 6 11 19 BL Claims * * 13 18 Browell Smith & Co * 14 18 Coodes Preston Goldburn * 11 5 18 Potter Rees 5 11 * 18 Applebys * 8 7 17 Butcher & Barlow * * 10 17 Clarkson Wright & Jakes * 7 7 17 DMA Law * 16 17 Levenes * * 12 17 Paul Crowley & Co * 14 17 Wilson Browne * * 11 17 Birchall Blackburn 6 6 * 16 Fieldfisher * * 13 16 Gregory Abrams Davidson * 5 8 16 Harrison Clark Rickerbys * 5 10 16 Horwich Cohen Coghlan * 10 5 16 Mercury Legal 9 7 16 Pearson and Financial Advisers * 12 16 Penmans 5 * 7 16 Smith Partnership * * 12 16 Wake Smith * * 8 16 Bonallack & Bishop 5 * 7 15 Camps 6 9 15 Cordner Lewis * 6 7 15 Jobling Gowler * * 9 15 Lester Morrill 5 10 15 Pearson Hinchliffe * 9 * 15 Sternberg Reed 6 * 7 15 Bindmans * 5 6 14 Chadwick Lawrence * 6 7 14 CM 14 14 Kiteleys * * 10 14 Michael W Halsall 14 14 New Law * * 9 14 Novum Law 8 6 14 SJP Law * 11 14 Swain & Co * * 8 14 Tilly Bailey & Irvine Hartlepool * 5 8 14 BLV LAW * * 7 13 Dental Law Partnership * 12 13 Hampson Hughes * 5 7 13 Iacopi Palmer * 7 * 13 Pennington Manches * 12 13 Ramsdens Rice Jones Clarksons * * 9 13 Ringrose Law * 7 5 13 Claim Time * * 10 12 Farleys * * 7 12 Goodlaw * 8 12 Hopkins * * 10 12 Medical Accident Group Limited * * 9 12 Nalders * 8 12 Sills & Betteridge * * 9 12 HCB Park Woodfine * * 6 11 Holmes & Hills * 10 11 Irvings * 9 11 Mellor Hargreaves * 7 11 O H Parsons & Partners * 5 5 11 Ross Aldridge * 7 * 11 WBW * 5 * 11 Asons 10 10 Curtis Law * 6 10 Harding Evans * 7 10 Hart Brown * 7 * 10 HLW Keeble Hawson LLP * 8 10 MJP * 5 * 10 Pennington Manches LLP * 6 * 10 Raleys * * 5 10 Stamp Jackson & Procter * 8 * 10 Tandem Law * 8 10 Whitehead Monckton * 9 10 Woodfines * 5 * 10 Your Lawyers * * 8 10 Birketts 5 * 9 Blythe Liggins * * 7 9 Boyce Hatton 9 9 BTMK * * * 9 Chambers * 7 * 9 Gaby Hardwicke * 6 * 9 GMS Law * 7 9 Gordon Dean * * * 9 Mintons * * 6 9 Palmer Hodgson & Heyes * 6 * 9 Roberts Jackson 5 * 9 Shakespeare Martineau * * * 9 Barr Ellison * * * 8 Chris Kallis * * * 8 Coffin Mew * 6 8 Crosse & Crosse * 5 8 Ersan & Co * 5 8 Freeth LLP * * * 8 Hansells * 7 8 Lawson West LLP * * * 8 Medical Specialists * * * 8 Miya * * * 8 Nockolds * 5 8 PHH * 6 8 Potter Rees Dolan * 6 8 S V Wadsworth & Co * * 8 Slee Blackwell * 5 8 Spencers 8 8 St Helens Law Limited * * 5 8 Timms * 7 8 Wilkin Chapman * * * 8 Wiseman Lee * * * 8 Addies * * * 7 Ashfords * * 7 Bhatt Murphy * 6 7 Brethertons * * * 7 Campbell Courtney & Cooney * 5 7 Clear Law * * * 7 Cordell & Co * 6 7 Curtis Legal Limited * 6 7 George Ide * * * 7 Harrowells * * 7 Henshaw Pratt * * 7 Hilary Meredith Limited * * 7 Jefferies * * 7 Morgan Jones & Pett * * * 7 MRH * * 7 Norman Jones 5 * 7 Oliver & Co * * * 7 Osbornes * * * 7 Roythornes * 6 7 Specter Partnership * * 7 Sydney Mitchell * 5 7 T G Baynes * 6 7 Thomas Eggar * * * 7 Ward & Rider * * 7 BRM * 5 6 Davis Blank Furniss * * * 6 DHF * * 6 Dutton Law * * 6 FBC Manby Bowdler * 5 6 Festival Law * * * 6 Garratts 6 6 HPA * 5 6 Michael Jefferies Accident * * 6 Moore Blatch LLP * * * 6 Morrisons * * * 6 Oxley & Coward * * * 6 Patersons * * * 6 Pinney Talfourd * * 6 Powell Spencer & Partners * * * 6 Scott Rees & Co * * 6 Shaw & Co 6 6 Smith & Graham * * 6 Treadstone Law Limited 6 6 Veja & Co * * 6 Vincents * 5 6 Ward Gethin Archer * * 6 Wards * * 6 Woodcocks * * 6 Affinity Law * * 5 Amwells * * * 5 Baker & Co * * 5 Berlad Graham * * * 5 BHP Law * * 5 Blackburn & Co * * * 5 Brachers * * 5 Buckles * * 5 Cleaver Thompson * * 5 Dale & Newbery * * * 5 Deighton Pierce Glynn * * 5 E Rex Makin & Co * * * 5 Forster Dean * * 5 Goodmans Law * * 5 GSD Law * * 5 Hallett & Co * * 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