Sarah Brumpton
She has worked at the Leeds office since 1995 and after many years spent as a litigator in a variety of personal injury claims she moved to set up a specialist team to represent clients making claims to the Government funded Criminal Injury Compensation Scheme. Sarah acts for clients who have been the innocent victims of crimes of violence regularly securing awards either from the CICA themselves or by representing clients at Appeals Tribunals for those who have suffered injury as a result of assaults including assaults causing brain injuries (one punch assaults), historical abuse including sexual abuse, domestic violence, hate crimes, fatalities, honour attacks, grooming and stalking, people trafficking and modern slavery and terrorism in the UK and abroad. Sarah was recently successful in reopening a historical abuse claim previously rejected by the authority and securing the maximum award of £500,000. Sarah receives referrals from many victim’s charities and support groups and can act for victims on a pro bono basis. · Irwin Mitchell
About
Associate in Serious Injury at Irwin Mitchell based in Leeds since 1995 and head of the National Criminal Injuries Team. She specialises in representing victims before the Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority and at Appeals Tribunals in cases including assaults (including brain injuries), historical sexual abuse, domestic violence, hate crimes, trafficking and modern slavery, and terrorism, and has secured awards including reopening a historical abuse claim and obtaining the maximum award of £500,000; she accepts pro bono work and receives referrals from victims' charities.