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Claimant Solicitor 12/13 13/14 14/15 Grand Total (Blank) 390 564 546 Number of clinical negligence claims closed with nil damages by closure year 12/13 to 14/15 by claimant solicitor (data as at the end of each respective year) Claimant Solicitor 12/13 13/14 14/15 Grand Total (blank) 390 564 546 1,500 Rapid 185 285 253 723 Irwin Mitchell 208 225 262 695 Hudgell 47 75 105 227 EAD 50 90 87 227 Simpson Millar 48 65 81 194 Slater & Gordon 35 42 99 176 Thompsons 50 57 64 171 Pryers 53 52 41 146 Lyons Davidson Limited 44 45 39 128 Fletchers 6 43 79 128 Bridge McFarland 40 39 40 119 Coles Miller 39 33 46 118 Quality 23 38 51 112 Leigh Day & Co 27 40 44 111 Pannone 32 40 31 103 Forbes 33 28 40 101 Goodmans Law 29 51 12 92 Pattinson & Brewer 23 34 32 89 Stephensons 34 29 24 87 Leo Abse & Cohen 18 26 37 81 Brindley Twist Tafft & James 21 28 30 79 Hlw Keeble Hawson 32 17 29 78 Atherton Godfrey 23 30 25 78 Dutton Gregory 25 29 21 75 JMW 17 20 35 72 The Roland Partnership Specialists 22 29 18 69 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