Marie Oxland

25 Sept

Chartered Legal Executive in the Personal Injury Team

Marie is a Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives and joined Nash & Co in 1999.

Marie’s legal career spans over 35 years, working predominantly for Claimants pursuing personal injury claims. She specialises in road traffic accidents, accidents at work, slips and trips in shops and supermarkets and highway claims against local authorities.
Marie deals with high volume personal injury claims and is supervised by Michael Shiers.

Marie Oxland

mshiers@nash.co.uk
01752 827025

Personal Injury team client reviews

Additional reviews for Marie

“I have just had my case closed and a settlement agreed with great professionalism from Marie Oxland and her team.

It has taken three years but she kept me updated continuously, all paperwork sent religiously and phoned me when she felt a call was needed!

I was recommended to Nash & Co Solicitors by a Family member and I shall certainly be recommending you going forward!

Thank you all again!!”
Mrs M

Personal Injury insights

Insights

Patient Risk Rises at Plymouth NHS Hospital as 2024 Mortality Data Emerges

When someone you love goes into hospital, you trust that they’ll be looked after. You hope for kind, skilled care, thoughtful decisions, and the best possible outcome. That’s why the results of a new national report have raised such strong feelings, particularly here in Plymouth.

What are the common causes of negligence in A&E?

Timely and effective medical care in Accident & Emergency departments is critical, particularly when it comes to making a significant difference in patient outcomes. However, due to the high-pressure environment and the increasing challenges experienced by the NHS, negligence can occur, leading to serious consequences for patients.

Can I make a claim if my child was affected by A&E negligence?

As a parent, seeing your child suffer due to medical negligence in A&E can be very distressing. If your child has been affected by negligent care in hospital, you may have the right to make a claim on their behalf.