Michael Shiers
Partner, Solicitor in the Personal Injury Team and Medical Negligence Team
Having graduated from Exeter University with a law degree, Mike worked in London to complete his post graduate training. He joined Nash & Co in 1993 and was made a partner in 1996. He heads the Litigation department and has been a member of the Law Society’s Personal Injury Specialist panel since 1996 and is an accredited Senior Litigator of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers.
Michael Shiers
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Mike is on the Risk Management Committee and is the Quality Partner with overall responsibility for maintaining Nash & Co’s Lexcel accreditation.
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