WORK SYNOPSIS:
Jade is an experienced Litigation Executive in Prettys Personal Injury and Insurance Services team, based in Ipswich.
Jade joined the personal injury team at Prettys in 2015 after 7 years at a regional law firm where she initially pursued claims for uninsured losses incurred in road traffic accidents and subsequently worked in a Court of Protection team assisting clients with brain injuries.
Currently studying with CILEx Law School, Jade is an Associate member of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives.
EXPERTISE:
Jade handles a wide range of personal injury matters including injuries resulting from road traffic accidents, accidents at work, and accidents that take place on public and private property. Handling a wide variety of cases including litigated matters, high-value injuries and cases involving children, Jade has a wide range of experience with personal injury claims.
RECENT WORK:
- Representing a minor who sustained dental injuries in a soft play centre that was not safe and adequate.
- Representing an elderly pedestrian who sustained injuries when she was hit by a vehicle while walking on a path.
- Representing a client who was not provided with adequate equipment to carry out his job and subsequently incurred orthopaedic injuries to his hand with permanent ongoing symptoms.
- Representing a client who suffered injuries when a large item of furniture fell on top of him in a store.
- Representing a minor who suffered orthopaedic injuries to both arms due to an accident at school.
- Representing a client who sustained orthopaedic injuries and organ damage following an alleged assault.
- Successfully pursuing the MIB on behalf of a client who sustained a fracture to her back following an accident with an untraced driver.
TESTIMONIALS:
“Jade Boyle, my solicitor acted on behalf of me in instigating a personal injury claim. Jade was prompt, and efficient, providing all the information that I needed in order to make a decision on the award offered. I would not hesitate to recommend the services of my solicitor to anyone else in my position.” Review Solicitors, April 2023
