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Victoria Coleman
Biography
An Oxford University law graduate Victoria qualified as a solicitor in 1993 , made Partner in 1998 and joined Keoghs as a Partner in January 2020. She is experienced across a full range of catastrophic claims valued at up to £30m including spinal injuries, head injuries (including PVS and minimal awareness) and amputations, as well as an array of orthopaedic and other injuries. Victoria also has an interest in cat fraud.
Victoria is recognised as a leading lawyer in the legal directories, featuring in Chambers UK as “up and coming”, “very bright”, “ good to work with”, “understands what insurers want” and in Legal 500 as “stands out for her legal knowledge” and as “a strong choice for the most difficult disputes”. Her handling of a tetraplegia case was picked up by one leading insurer client’s European auditors and benchmarked by that insurer as setting the standard for European catastrophic injury claims handling best practice.
Victoria has lectured widely to the insurance market, has had a number of articles published and sits on FOIL’s Special Interest Group, catastrophic injury claims.
Latest Insights by Victoria Coleman
Blogs 01/05/2020
Utmost severity traumatic brain injury cases: Is the claimant likely to emerge from a permanent vegetative state (PVS)?
Partner Victoria Coleman discusses the latest research developments announced this week.
Client Alerts 22/04/2020
Accommodation claims in cat injury cases: latest developments
As all catastrophic injury handlers will know, accommodation often represents an expensive head of loss – the additional cost of capital involved in purchasing a suitable property, adapting it for a disabled user along with the increased running costs.