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About Andrew
Andrew joined Russell-Cooke in March 2022, having previously worked as a civil servant.
Andrew has experience working on a wide range of personal injury and clinical negligence matters including road traffic collisions, injuries at work, tripping incidents and fatal accidents.
Andrew has a particular interest in employer’s liability claims and inquest work.
Experience
- Mrs X v Mineyko-Colson (2023): acted for the claimant, a pedestrian who suffered a degloving injury to her right calf in December 2021 when the defendant lost control of her vehicle and drove into her. The claimant recovered £29,000 in compensation.
- JP v Gary Freeman (2024): acted for the claimant, JP, a cyclist who suffered a right extra-capsular, intertrochanteric hip fracture in a collision with another cyclist in August 2022. The case settled for £35,000 without the need to issue Court Proceedings.
Education
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Read law at the University of Surrey and graduated in 2020
Andrew's highlights
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News
07.06.2024
'Football’s coming home?'—exploring the legal considerations of football-related injuries in the lead up to Euro 2024
Legal assistant Andrew Debrah explores the legal implications of football-related injuries and negligence, emphasising the need for safe playing...