T: 01225 730 217 (DDI)
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E: rachel.jones@roydswithyking.com
Rachel began her legal career in 1987 and joined Royds Withy King in 1998 progressing to a role as Claims Handler in the Personal Injury team in 2003. She is now a Senior Claims Handler and is based in our Bath office.
Rachel Jones, claims handler, is a credit to Royds Withy King she was honest throughout and did not try to make me believe I would get 'thousands'. She was the perfect professional.
Royds Withy King client
Rachel has many years’ experience of handing personal injury claims makes her the ideal first point of contact for new clients. Clients are reassured by her breadth of experience in handling all types of personal injury claims, as well as her clarification of the “no win, no fee” service which the Personal Injury team offer following numerous changes and restrictions to personal injury funding brought in by the Government since 2013.
She has considerable experience in assisting people who have suffered:
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
People are trying to come to terms with all sorts of traumatic and upsetting issues when they’ve suffered an injury. When they call they want to speak to someone who can sympathise and empathise with what they’re going through. I’m a sympathetic ear and they rely on me to explain the legal process and how we can help with funding a claim. This is the part of my job that gives me the most personal satisfaction.
Rachel Jones
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