Amandeep Khasriya

Amandeep has over 12 years experience in running complex and high value major trauma claims. She currently acts for individuals and their families who have suffered serious and life-changing injuries or death. Having represented clients from a variety of backgrounds, she offers one-to-one support throughout the litigation process. She works closely with her clients and their families to investigate the case thoroughly. Her practice is to focus on the immediate needs of the injured victim and her in depth knowledge of the Rehabilitation Code 2015 ensures that rehabilitation runs alongside the litigation process. This allows her client to receive timely and appropriate care with the aim of making the claims process as easy as possible for them. Her modern and collaborative approach reduces delays, improves outcomes for her clients and ensures that the claim is client-centred. Amandeep's background in medical negligence means that she is trained to meticulously analyse the medical and expert evidence in each individual case in order to maximise compensation and to secure funding for her client's long term needs. She regularly presents to clinicians and nurses at NHS Trusts and charities on the Claimant’s perspective, Claimant case studies and the impact of injury in a claim. She speaks Punjabi and Hindi and she is a legal volunteer support worker at two local charities. She is passionate about diversity and inclusion. She is a committee member of The Law Society’s Women Lawyers Division and an active campaigner in The Law Society the Women in Leadership project including, ‘Diversity and equality – why it’s so important’, ‘Retaining talented women – small changes see big rewards’ and ‘Time to redouble our efforts for equal representation’ for The Law Society Gazette. Amandeep also proudly co-founded the Women in Leadership Group and Diversity and Inclusion Committee at Moore Barlow. · Moore Barlow