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Louise Huckstep

Solicitor

T: 01865 268 619 (DDI)
T: 01865 792 300
E: louise.huckstep@roydswithyking.com

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If you are having difficulty getting in touch with your contact then you can email enquiries@roydswithyking.com or call 0800 923 2073

Louise has many years experience of representing people who have suffered personal injury as a result of an accident. She is member of the Oxford personal injury team and has particular expertise in dealing with road traffic accidents and accidents at work.
It has been a real pleasure to deal with you and your team throughout this long journey and am pleased that it has finally been completed. I would not hesitate to deal with Royds Withy King again in the future.
Royds Withy King client

About Louise

Louise’s personal injury experience is comprehensive and includes;

  • Advising on claims relating to accidents at work
  • Securing claims due to accidents abroad or on holiday
  • All aspects of road traffic accidents
  • Accidents due to domestic violence.

Louise qualified in 1989 and spent her early legal career in London. She joined Oxford firm Marshall & Galpin in 1993 and moved to Royds Withy King following the merger of the two firms in 2008.

Memberships :

Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
Oxford Medico-Legal Society

I make it my priority to get to grips with the particular needs of each client. My aim is to give practical advice at every stage, guiding them through what is understandably an anxious and frustrating time. Clients need someone to champion their cause; for example, it’s rewarding to secure payment for the client’s medical treatment from the opposing side. Without it they might not get any medical treatment and it can make all the difference.

Louise Huckstep

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Client slipping on oily surface at petrol station receives compensation

17 June 2016

Louise Huckstep, solicitor in our Personal Injury team in our Oxford office, successfully sued a garage when our client sustained injuries slipping on an oily surface in its forecourt.

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Compensation awarded to our client following negligent failings in works to Council car park

15 June 2016

Louise Huckstep, solicitor in our Personal Injury team in our Oxford office, successfully sued a Council and their contractors after alterations to the Council’s car park resulted in a large ‘depression’ in the tarmac surface causing our client to trip and sustain injury.

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Over £7,000 in compensation for dog attack

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In an all too common case our client, Mrs P, was attacked by a dog when visiting a private his home.

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