Greg Almond
Partner and Head of Serious Personal Injury
Greg qualified as a solicitor in 2006 and has specialised in Personal Injury for more than 16 years. He acts for clients who have suffered life changing injuries. Greg also specialises in clinical negligence claims.
Expertise
Approach
Greg is a Partner at Rothera Bray Solicitors and Head of the Serious Injury team from our office in The Lace Market, Nottingham. He acts for clients who have suffered catastrophic injuries including Brain and Spinal Injuries, Serious Orthopaedic injuries, and Amputation. He often meets with his clients at home, hospital or wherever is convenient for them and their family, nationwide.
He has a modern, practical and sympathetic approach to his work.
He strives to ensure his clients receive the maximum compensation possible, which will often include assistance with future care, accommodation, and payments for lost income.
Greg regularly appears in National and local press, including the One Show, BBC news, The Times and Law Gazette.
Recent case settlements:
Amputation Case Study – £1,950,000 damages
Career Highlights
- Prior to joining Rothera Bray, Greg was the Head of Personal Injury at a law firm in Manchester
- Greg has over 11 years’ management experience and has been a Partner and Training Supervisor in his previous firms
- He is featured in the Legal 500 and Chambers
- Greg is a Trustee of local charity Headway Nottingham
- Greg regularly presents training seminars for other lawyers
- Became a Partner at Rothera Bray October 2022
Greg Almond's Experience
Experience
16+ years
Positions Held
Partner
Memberships & Accreditations
Trustee of Headway Nottingham
Former Council Member of the Manchester Law Society
Listed in Chambers and Legal 500 2023
Testimonials
“Almond has 'a significant expertise in catastrophic injury claims'”Legal 500 2023
“Personally, I have been impressed even by the small things; the quality and cogency of his instructions and the immaculate and well-ordered state of his files. I am yet to see Greg phased by anything, or indeed anyone. As such, it came as no surprise to see Greg nominated in the Solicitor of the Year category at the Nottinghamshire Law Society Annual Awards 2022”Barrister
“Greg's understanding and empathy of SC injuries, specifically his traumatic brain injury, made the whole process much easier for us to handle without losing us in legal lingo.”Client
“Greg Almond and Rebecca Howard were highly professional, understanding, tenacious and friendly. Sound advice and communication given throughout leading to an excellent conclusion. ”Jackie Spencer
“Great service, kept well informed with my claim throughout. Very helpful and approachable.”David Sanderson
- The Lace Market
- g.almond@rotherabray.co.uk
- 0115 910 6230
Greg Almond's Experience
Experience
16+ years
Positions Held
Partner
Memberships & Accreditations
Trustee of Headway Nottingham
Former Council Member of the Manchester Law Society
Listed in Chambers and Legal 500 2023
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