Associate Solicitor in the Personal Injury and Medical Negligence teams

Rebecca undertook her Law Degree at Plymouth University and trained at a local firm, qualifying as a Solicitor in 2007. She has always enjoyed running a varied caseload, split between Personal injury and Medical Negligence work.

She is a very experienced lawyer, having gained almost 20 years experience acting solely on behalf of Claimants. She works closely, and sympathetically, with victims of negligence and believes strongly in treating each client with compassion and understanding.

Rebecca is married to a Royal Marine veteran and has acted for many military clients over the years. She is uniquely placed to use her background and expertise to understand the needs of those currently or previously serving in the Armed Forces.

Rebecca Brisley

rbrisley@nash.co.uk
01752 827027

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What happens after making an accident at work claim?

Find out what happens after making an accident at work claim, including investigations, evidence gathering, medical assessments and settlement.

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What evidence do I need for an accident at work claim?

Find out what evidence can support an accident at work claim, including medical records, witness statements, photographs and workplace documents.

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Can I make an accident at work claim if I am still working for my employer?

You may still be able to claim compensation while working for your employer. Find out how accident at work claims work and what they could mean for your employment.

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Can I claim compensation if my employer says it was my fault?

If your employer says your accident at work was your fault, you may still be able to claim compensation. Find out how responsibility is assessed and what your options may be.

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The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme

The Infected Blood Compensation Scheme has been established to compensate those affected by the contaminated blood scandal.

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What Baroness Amos’ recent report means for birth injury claims and NHS maternity care reform | Nash & Co Solicitors

Explore the key recommendations from the Baroness Amos maternity report, including NHS reform proposals and what they may mean for birth injury claims, accountability and NHS maternity care.

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How NHS Resolution handles birth injury claims and why families often still have unanswered questions | Nash & Co Solicitors

Learn how NHS Resolution handles birth injury and maternity negligence claims, the limitations families face, and what this means for NHS compensation and accountability. Speak to experienced medical negligence solicitors in Devon.

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What evidence helps support a cycling accident claim? | Nash & Co Solicitors

Find out what evidence can help support a cycling accident claim, including medical records, photos, witnesses and what to do if you have limited information.

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How is fault decided in a cycling accident claim? | Nash & Co Solicitors

Find out how fault is decided in a cycling accident claim, what evidence is considered and how responsibility is assessed after a cycling accident.

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Can I Still Make a Cycling Accident Claim If Some Time Has Passed? | Nash & Co Solicitors

If some time has passed since your cycling accident, you may still be able to make a claim. Learn how time limits work and what options may still be available.

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Can I Make a Cycling Accident Claim If My Injuries Were Not Immediate or Got Worse Later? | Nash & Co Solicitors

Injuries do not always appear immediately after a cycling accident. Find out whether you could still make a claim if your symptoms developed or worsened over time.

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Can I Claim Compensation for Damage to My Bicycle After an Accident? | Nash & Co Solicitors

Find out whether you can claim compensation for damage to your bicycle after an accident, what costs may be recoverable and how a solicitor can help you understand your options.

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