High profile appointment for PI team
Moore Blatch has appointed serious injury lawyer, Trevor Sterling, to its personal injury (PI) team as a partner responsible for new PI business relating to health and social care.
Trevor, who has thirty years experience in the legal profession, has handled a wide range of personal injury claims and has a special interest in major trauma cases, particularly brain injury, spinal injury and amputations. He also has considerable experience handling inquests and inquiries.
Trevor has been involved in a number of serious and highly publicised investigations that have had substantial national significance. He represented a number of Thalidomide victims and was formerly the co-lead lawyer on behalf of 60 Jimmy Savile child abuse victims, reporting on The Pollard Review and Operation Yewtree investigations, as well as liaising with The Dame Janet Smith Review.
Moore Blatch senior partner and head of personal injury, Damian Horan, comments: “Trevor’s appointment is an integral part of the personal injury department’s continuing development and his experience will not only build on the team’s existing expertise, but will also help develop a high calibre of future work that will continue to support our strong reputation in this area, making us the preferred choice for clients.”
