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Osbornes—Sam Collard

24 January 2023
Categories: Movers & Shakers , Profession
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New head of cycling in the saddle at Osbornes

Sam Collard, partner at London law firm Osbornes, has been promoted to head the firm’s specialist cycling accident claims team.

Catastrophic injury specialist Sam joined Osbornes as a trainee in 2009 and has risen through the ranks, becoming partner in 2021. He specialises in high value and complex injury claims, including brain and spinal cord injuries, fatalities and severe psychiatric harm and is accredited by the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers as a Senior Litigator.

The cycling accident team at Osbornes is the exclusive legal partner of the London Cycling Campaign, a 12,000 member strong charity that gives cyclists a voice across London.

Head of personal injury at Osbornes, Sophie Davies, says: 'We’re proud of Sam. He joined us as a trainee and has made the most of every opportunity given to him. It’s great to see individuals grow and develop at the firm. Huge congratulations to Sam and I wish him all the best in his new role.'

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