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Rosie is an associate working in both the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury teams.
Rosie joined Royds Withy King as a result of the firm’s merger with Marshall and Galpin in 2008 having completed a law degree and trained in the Clinical Negligence and Personal Injury departments. She has since been described as an “excellent” lawyer by The Legal 500 UK, commended for her team-work on very complex high value claims, as well as assisting with a wide spectrum of both medical negligence and personal injury cases.
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Rosie is Deputy Chair for Unlimited Oxfordshire, a local charity promoting social inclusion for individuals with physical or sensory disabilities in Oxfordshire.
It is incredibly rewarding to see a client obtain the level of compensation they need to enable them to move forward with their lives
Rosie Hodgetts
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