
Louise Jenkins
Louise is a Partner in the Sheffield office and leads the Serious Injury team comprising of over 50 team members. She has more than 20 years of experience in acting for clients who have sustained serious brain and spinal cord injury and other complex injuries, having joined Irwin Mitchell in 1997. Louise’s cases have won the Post Magazine’s Rehabilitation First Award on a number of occasions (claimant’s solicitor category), demonstrating Louise’s strong ethos of maximising client recovery and prioritising rehabilitation and quality of life in every case. She has been part of legal teams tackling complex and ground breaking issues. These include appearances in the Court of Appeal in relation to securing substantial interim payments, Statutory Services funding, life expectancy, periodical payments and the interaction of legislation regarding Statutory Services provision with damages recovery. Louise has also been involved in a significant number of highly complex, multi-million pound settlements. Alongside her considerable technical expertise, Louise is known for her profoundly caring and compassionate approach with clients, helping them to rebuild lives positively after serious injury. · Irwin Mitchell
About
Louise Jenkins is a Partner in Irwin Mitchell's Sheffield office and leads the Serious Injury team of over 50 members. She has more than 20 years' experience acting for clients with serious brain, spinal cord and other complex injuries, has been involved in high-value, multi‑million pound settlements, appeared in the Court of Appeal on complex issues, and has won Post Magazine’s Rehabilitation First Award (claimant’s solicitor category).
Practice areas
Office
Expertise
Education
- Sheffield High School
- University of Newcastle-upon-Tyne — BA (Hons) Combined Studies (1991–1994): French, German, Spanish, Latin and Psychology; 2:1
- Leeds Metropolitan University — CPE (1994–1996); Commendation
Admissions
- Trained at Irwin Mitchell
- Qualified 1999
- Partner since 2011
- APIL senior litigator
- Regional secretary for Headway
- Co-secretary for South Yorkshire Acquired Brain Injury Forum (SYABIF); steering group member