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Naomi O'Rourke
Naomi is a solicitor within our Personal Injury team.
Education & career
Naomi graduated with a first-class Law degree from Sheffield University in 2015, achieving the highest mark in her year - for which she received the Vaughan Bevan Memorial Prize. Naomi then went on to study a master's in medical law at Manchester University, qualifying as a solicitor earlier in 2020. Originally, Naomi planned on studying a degree in English, but found herself more interested in the law degree her twin sister was doing and so made the decision to change her university course.
Naomi has recently joined our Personal Injury team, having specialised in Catastrophic Personal Injury and Clinical Negligence throughout her training contract. What is Naomi looking forward to most about her new role here at Potter Rees Dolan?
"Getting involved in a range of interesting cases and building relationships with clients and their families"
Outside of work...
In her spare time, Naomi is a keen netball player and has previously been involved in fundraising events such as the national Three Peaks to raise money for the Child Brain Injury Trust.
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One aspect which I value highly is that a promise to call will always be honoured. This may seem a small point but it is absolutely critical to peace of mind for the client. Communications, written and verbal, are always timeous, appropriate and well explained. As I develop below, each one of the team is invariably compassionate, understanding and empathic.This is of great importance to clinical negligence clients, who may well be facing life changing events, and not for the better. The Practice has a substantial and impressive array of medico legal contacts whose expertise they can call upon. We have been impressed with their thorough work and pleased with their achievements so far in dealing with our claim.
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