View experts by name

View by service and office location

Ian Carrier

Partner

T: 01865 268 608 (DDI)
T: 01865 792 300
M: 07917 097 022 E: ian.carrier@roydswithyking.com

Ian is a partner who heads up the Oxford Personal Injury team and the firm’s team of spinal injury specialists. His main areas of expertise include catastrophic injury work, especially spinal cord injury claims resulting in paralysis or partial paralysis. He also specializes in fatality claims.

About Ian

Ian is identified by The Legal 500 UK as an “experienced practitioner” who exhibits “impressive attention to detail and case preparation skills”. Chambers Legal Directory’s independent research asserts that he has “a genuine interest in you as a person“, while also stating that he “is admired for his considerable experience of high-value spinal injury cases”. He is recognised as a “Leader in his field“.

Ian is a regular lecturer and contributor to professional associations, such as Thames Valley Police Family Liaison Officers and Citizens Advice Bureau.

Ian qualified as a Solicitor in 1996 and became a partner in Marshall & Galpin Oxford in 2004. He joined Royds Withy King as a Partner following the two firms’ merger in September 2008.

Memberships :

Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
Oxford Medico-Legal Society
Motor Accidents Solicitors Society (MASS)
Bodily Injury Claims Management Association (BICMA)
Spinal Injuries Association

The Legal 500 - The Clients Guide to Law Firms

I never cease to be impressed by how positive and spirited my clients are, often in the face of extreme adversity. For me it’s all about securing settlements that enable my clients to achieve maximum independence and quality of life, now and in the future, regardless of the severity of their injury

Ian Carrier

Related articles

Opinion [4]

The group championing research for spinally injured patients

11 April 2018

Ian Carrier, who heads up our team of spinal injury specialists and is a member of the Spinal Injuries Association tells us about the valuable work carried out by Stoke Mandeville Spinal Research, and how it benefits spinally injured people.

Going green for good – the small steps that make a big difference

6 September 2017

At Royds Withy King we take our commitment to sustainability incredibly seriously and genuinely believe that the environment matters. We have publicly reported our carbon footprint for the past five years via the Legal Sustainability Alliance (LSA).

The worst thing you can do if you’re injured on holiday

21 August 2017

With the holiday season in full swing, many people will be travelling to locations around Europe and returning home refreshed and revitalised. But what about those few holidays where things go wrong?

Stepping up to the green challenge

10 October 2016

Last week was Green Week across our offices. We focussed on fun, small behaviour changes to make a big difference – including the way we commute to work to reduce our carbon footprint and make healthier choices.

See more articles in Opinion

News [3]

Royds Withy King takes steps to improve carbon footprint during Green Week 2017

24 October 2017

Partners and staff at Royds Withy King took part in a wide range of activities during the firm’s annual Green Week to understand how small changes in the workplace can have a big impact on the environment. During the week-long …

Withy King supports Mouth & Foot Painting Artist Keith Jansz

12 June 2014

For the month of June, Withy King’s Oxford office is hosting an exhibition for the artist Keith Jansz, who is a member artist of the Mouth & Foot Painting Artists. Nearly 20 years ago, Keith suffered a broken neck in …

Withy King funds new SIA community peer support officer

19 February 2013

The Spinal Injuries Association (SIA) has been able to grow its vital outreach services to provide dedicated support across the South West, thanks to funding from Withy King. Graham Anderson, who suffered a spinal cord injury in an accident eight …

See more articles in News

Case Studies [1]

Claim wins £115,000 more than the original offer

30 January 2012

A 53 year old lady suffered a concussive head injury, severe fractures to her lower limbs, and psychological damage when she was run down by a motorist while using a zebra crossing. A 53 year old lady suffered a concussive …

Get in Touch

Our People

View experts by name

View by service and office location

Ian Carrier

Partner

About Ian

Memberships :

Related articles

View experts by name

View by service and office location