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Sarah is a solicitor within the Medical Negligence team. She specialises in complex birth injury claims, in particular cerebral palsy and Erb's Palsy.
Sarah originally trained as a solicitor with Royds Withy King. Having developed a wealth of experience working in and around Bath, Bristol and Oxford, Sarah returned to join the Medical Negligence team in January 2017.
Sarah works across a wide range of medical negligence areas including:
Outside of work Sarah enjoys spending time with her two daughters, going to the theatre and socialising with friends.
I really enjoy running complex medical negligence claims and the fusion between law and medicine; but working closely with my clients and building strong relationships is the real highlight for me. I understand how daunting the whole process can seem at a very difficult time in a person’s life. I find it very rewarding to allay my client’s fears and help them through the legal process in order to obtain the best result possible.
Sarah White
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