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Stuart Brazington

Partner & WKTL Director

T: 01225 730 211 (DDI)
T: 01225 730 100
M: 07788 413 356 E: stuart.brazington@roydswithyking.com

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Stuart is a partner who specialises in brain and catastrophic injuries and leads the firm’s Brain Injury team, which helps clients who have been catastrophically injured and who have multi-million pound claims. Stuart is also the regional lead partner for the firm's Bath offices.

Following my accident the severity of the injuries left me completely dependent. Stuart Brazington was the ray of hope that made sure I was seen by the professionals that could help me recover from my injuries. Mr Brazington and his team worked tirelessly, always keeping me informed, he made sure I was seen by a specialist who saved my leg. I am confident that this would not have happened without his intervention. Royds Withy King saved me!

Royds Withy King client

About Stuart

Stuart has a special interest in paediatric brain injury work and chairs the South-West support group of a well-known child brain injury charity as well as being an active member of the charity.

Stuart is a Deputy approved by the Court of Protection frequently acting on behalf of people who are incapable of dealing with their own affairs due to mental incapacity. Stuart lectures on brain and spinal injury issues to legal, medical and charity specialists.

The Legal 500 UK epitomise Stuart as “a very good strategist”, while Chambers & Partners UK says Stuart “knows the subject area extremely well” and that he “he is highly respected in the West Country“. They also recognise Stuart as a “Leader in his field“.

Memberships :

The Law Society Personal Injury panel
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
Spinal Injuries Association
Bristol Medico-legal Society
United Kingdom Acquired Brain Injury Forum (UK ABIF)
Brain Injury Social Work Group (BISWG)
Child Brain injury Trust (CBIT)

“Understanding the world of brain and spinal injuries has been a personal passion since I qualified in 1991. By nature, these injuries are always severe so I work very closely with both the injured individuals, as well as their families as everyone’s affected. Winning these complex claims is always a delicate balance between ‘fighting the client’s corner’ and recognising that dealing with the individual and their families requires enormous sensitivity. We become a close knit team and it’s inspired me to become a legal specialist in this area so that my clients will have the very best quality of life”

Stuart Brazington

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