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Pamela-Jane Riley

Pamela-Jane Riley is a Senior Associate in Enable Law's Personal Injury team. Pamela has a particular interest in acquired brain injury claims for children and assists in managing our relationship with CBIT. Her expertise means she is well equipped to support children and identify their lifelong needs including future residence & care needs as well as more immediate adjustments required around their education and broader support. In addition, Pamela undertakes claims arising from sporting injuries. Some of her recent such cases include representing a client who suffered a brain injury as a result of a negligent tackle in a semi-professional rugby match and a client who suffered polytrauma (including suffering ongoing post concussion syndrome). Further to this Pamela is an avid horse rider and uses her own personal understanding to support clients who have suffered both injuries and financial losses as a result of equestrian accidents. In particular she has specialist knowledge in presenting claims for negligence resulting in loss of value in high value competition horses. An extremely gifted technical lawyer she has been recognised by Counsel, Case Managers and other Professionals for her creative thinking and problem solving. Pamela-Jane Riley - Enable Law · Foot Anstey

EnglandPersonal Injury, Brain Injury

About

Senior Associate in Enable Law's Personal Injury team at Foot Anstey, based in England. She specialises in acquired brain injury claims for children and handles sporting and equestrian injury claims, assisting with lifelong needs (residence, care, education) and managing the firm's relationship with CBIT.

Practice areas

Personal InjuryBrain InjuryChildren's InjurySports InjuriesEquestrian Injuries

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Expertise

Acquired brain injury (children)Sporting injuries (including rugby-related brain injury, polytrauma, post-concussion syndrome)Equestrian accidents and loss of value in high-value competition horsesLiaison with CBIT and multi-disciplinary case management