Lynne Morgan > JCP Solicitors > Swansea, United Kingdom > Lawyer Profile

The ‘highly professional, approachable and caring’ team at JCP Solicitors has a ‘deservedly well respected’ reputation throughout south Wales across a wide range of personal injury claims. The team is particularly adept at handling cases of the utmost severity, where ‘clients report feeling at ease throughout what can be a challenging and emotive time’. The vastly experienced and skilled Keith Thomas heads up the catastrophic injury team and has over his many years’ in practice helped secure good results for clients, often working alongside Lynne Morgan. The ‘very client-focused’ Kirsty Meech is also skilled at handling brain trauma matters, as well as handling cases for clients who have suffered spinal injuries. Ian Rees, who is ‘respected by opponents for his ability and approach’, heads up the non-catastrophic part of the team which includes more general personal injury claims including those sustained at work, at home, and as a result of RTAs.

With practitioners based in Swansea, Cowbridge and Caerphilly, among others, the large team at JCP Solicitors has the strength-in-depth to handle a range of lifetime planning and estates administration work for clients throughout the south, west and east of the country. Team head Chris Shaw excels in handling estates administration work and is regularly appointed to act as an independent administrator in contentious estates; he also has a notable tax planning practice, acting for high-net-worth individuals including sports personalities and musicians. In Carmarthen, Sean Boucher is particularly active in advising farming clients on lifetime planning needs. Swansea-based partner Lynne Morgan heads up the firm’s Court of Protection offering.

The ‘sensible and committed‘ team at JCP Solicitors excels at handling difficult cases, principally against NHS Wales. In this regard it is not only able to draw upon the expertise of fee-earners with deep subject matter knowledge and procedural strategic nous, but also the skills of Court of Protection head Lynne Morgan, for individuals who require their affairs to be managed as a result of a brain injury. Noted for his empathetic and caring approach, team head Matthew Owen is very skilled at representing clients in claims with regard to birth and brain injury cases, in particular. The vastly experienced Keith Thomas is also adept at handling brain injury cases, both in a personal injury and clinical negligence setting, and remains a member of the Headway Specialist Panel and the Children’s Brain Injury Trust Panel. Thomas Rees in Carmarthen oversees the team’s efforts in South West Wales and is noted, in particular, for handling catastrophic spinal cord injuries. Caerphilly-based practitioner Nick O’Neill continues to grow the team’s market presence in South East Wales, providing ‘realistic and pragmatic’ advice to clients across a range of claims, including misdiagnosis cases, orthopaedic injuries and those involving neurological injuries.