Do you have to wear a bike helmet?
Should bike helmets be mandatory in the UK? Recently, Dan Walker was involved in a nasty collision with a motorist...
Read moreMegan graduated with a degree in Law and Criminology from the University of Sheffield in 2016, after which she commenced her career as a Paralegal.
She joined Osbornes in March 2021 as a Paralegal working in the Personal Injury Department. She handles her own caseload in a variety of Employer’s Liability, Public Liability and Road Traffic Accident Claims.
A significant portion of Megan’s caseload includes accidents sustained by cyclists. She helps cyclists who have sustained injuries from being hit by drivers of cars, those who have suffered injuries sustained by having a car door opened in their path, those involving untraced drivers among others.
Megan aims to get the best result for her clients whilst ensuring they feel comfortable during an undoubtedly difficult time in their lives.
In her spare time, Megan enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading, exploring London and climbing.
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Read moreOsbornes are delighted to announce that the firm has joined the legal panel of the national charity for road crash...
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Read moreAs it now stands employers are automatically liable for some workplace injuries, (without the Claimant having to prove “fault”) is...
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