Chris Walker Email & Phone Number

Chris heads Scott Rees' department for catastrophic and serious injuries. Chris was the Chairman of the Liverpool branch of the now Royal Charted Institute of Legal Executives. Chris deals with the most complex and highest of value cases. Such cases include brain injuries, amputations and spinal cord injuries. .Successful cases include:- T v C Motorcyclist requiring a craniotomy. Damages 5.3m. Injuries included- carotid artery dissection, hemiparesis, loss of language and a loss of mental capacity. Liability heavily disputed. Manchester High Court.E v V Baby involved in a road traffic accident. 2.7m (1.45 lump sum and a periodical payment order of £30,000 for life) Suffered cerebral palsy, hemiparesis and is unlikely ever to obtain mental capacity. Liverpool High Court Q v O Motorcyclist in a collision with a HGV. Damages agreed at 1.66m. Liability heavily disputed. Injuries including brain injury necessitating a craniotomy. This resulted in a loss of mental capacity. London High Court (Royal Courts of Justice)A v T Motorcyclist involved in an accident with another vehicle. Damages agreed at 1.2m. Liability disputed. Injuries included brachial plexus injury, severe orthopaedic injuries and a moderate brain injury. London High Court (Royal Courts of Justice)L v B settlement of 2.75m in the Royal Courts of Justice London. Case included brain injuries and loss of mental capacity. M v B Settlement of 1.5m. Motorcyclist involved in an RTA resulting in a brain injury and loss of mental capacity. London High Court (Royal Courts of Justice)H v D. 1.15m. Short bowel syndrome causing very rare complications. Queens Counsel described the case as "unique". Nottingham High CourtT v NHS clin neg fatal case which was reported in the national news. This case directly lead to the Minister of Health changing the cleansing procedures of laryngoscopes in all hospitals in order to prevent further deaths.

Listed skills include Personal Injury Litigation, Personal Injury, Claim, Injury, and 10 others.

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