T: 01225 459 973 (DDI)
T: 01225 730 100
E: naomi.todd@roydswithyking.com
Naomi qualified as a solicitor in 2008 and specialises solely in medical negligence law.
I would like to thank you personally for the tireless and efficient manner you have pursued my claim. The compensation you have obtained for me is well above my expectations. I have no regrets about bringing my case as it really has affected my social and working life. I am very happy with service you have provided and will gladly recommend you to all who I feel will benefit from your help and advice.
Royds Withy King client
Naomi deals with the wide range of medical negligence claims including:
Naomi also has a particular interest and expertise in cases involving dental negligence, including failure to diagnose periodontal disease, lingual nerve injury and cosmetic dentistry.
Naomi has an excellent working relationship with her clients, who have described her as a “delight to deal with”.
For me, the job is about making sure my clients get the best possible outcome, as quickly as possible. I appreciate that bringing a clinical negligence claim can be an emotional and daunting experience, and this is why I do my best to make the experience as pain free as possible. In this field, I understand the need to be thorough, professional, yet above all, empathetic. I will always do my utmost to secure a fair and speedy settlement, so that my clients can put often horrifying experiences behind them and move on with their lives.
Naomi Todd
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