Altrincham firm launches new London office lead by renowned clinical negligence solicitor

Price Slater Gawne, a leading solicitors’ firm with a focus on clinical negligence, serious injury claims, divorce law, court of protection, and wealth protection, has announced the opening of a new office in London. The office, located at 1 Bedford Row, will be headed up by the highly experienced clinical negligence solicitor, Grainne Barton.

The new office represents an exciting development for Price Slater Gawne, which has seen significant growth in recent years, and will enable the firm to provide even more support to clients based in London and the surrounding areas.

Grainne Barton brings a wealth of experience to her new role, having worked in the legal industry for more than three decades, and built a reputation as a highly skilled and respected clinical negligence solicitor. With a passion for helping clients who have suffered as a result of medical negligence, Grainne’s clarity, honesty, and practicality in her legal practice have earned her admiration from her clients for her professional and personable qualities, with one client quoting; “she is totally clear and honest, and she provides all the facts to make a sensible decision.”

Speaking about the new office and her appointment, Grainne Barton said: “I am delighted to join PSG and have long admired their reputation in this field. To be at the forefront of their expansion into London is particularly exciting with new offices in Bedford Row.”

The expansion into London represents an important step for Price Slater Gawne, which has built a strong reputation for its expertise in clinical negligence and personal injury claims. With a commitment to providing a personalised and compassionate service to clients, the firm has helped many people to secure the compensation they deserve following serious injuries or medical mistakes.

Head of Clinical Negligence Mark Slater said; “We are delighted to be opening a new office in London and to welcome Grainne to the team. The office will help us to provide the best service to our existing London and South East based clients. Grainne’s expertise helping children and adults seriously injured by negligent medical treatment is second to none and we are excited to be able to build a great team around her.”

The firm looks forward to its future growth plans and expansion of the London office.

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