T: 01865 268 632 (DDI)
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M: 07717 358 058 E: tracy.norrisevans@roydswithyking.com
Tracy is a partner specialising in complex personal injury and medical negligence cases of maximum severity, especially paediatric claims. She is so interested in medicine that she has been appointed a Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine.
Without your effort, commitment, professionalism, hard work, & sheer bloody mindedness I’m sure this settlement would never have happened…you have been there from the start.
Royds Withy King client
Tracy understands the damaging effect of injury on the entire family and she appreciates the importance of achieving the right level of compensation, as well as making sure it lasts her clients for their lifetime. She has specialised in personal injury and clinical negligence catastrophic claims since 1989 and has successfully recovered damages in excess of £50,000,000 for her clients.
Tracy is independently recognised as a “Leader in her field” in the areas of both personal injury and clinical negligence law by legal directories Chambers & Partners UK and The Legal 500 UK. The latter describes her as an “empathic communicator” who is “extremely knowledgeable and committed to her clients“.
Tracy heads the firm’s personal injury team and her specialisms include:
Her high profile cases are regularly reported in legal publications including Lawtel, MedNeg, APIL and Healthcare Risk.
Tracy became head of the personal injury team following the merger of Royds Withy King and Marshall & Galpin in 2008.
Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL)
Oxford Medico-Legal Society
Headway
CBIT (Child Brain Injuries Trust)
Fellow of the Royal Society of Medicine
Royds Withy King is working in partnership with Scope.
I’ve got Celtic blood running through my veins, so I’m passionate about fighting my client’s corner. The relationship often doesn’t end when the compensation case is won. I’m regularly appointed the Professional Trustee or Deputy for the client which means I help manage the compensation award to maximise its value to improve my client’s quality of life. I take that responsibility very seriously.
Tracy Norris-Evans
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