Switalskis Solicitors has bolstered its clinical negligence team by appointing Callum Palmer, an expert in the field.
- Palmer, who qualified in 2000, brings a wealth of experience from leading law firms.
- He has a comprehensive background, having defended the NHS in clinical negligence claims for eight years.
- Palmer is valued for his compassionate approach, aiding clients during challenging times.
- His appointment is part of Switalskis’ strategy to meet growing service demand by attracting top legal talent.
Switalskis Solicitors has further strengthened its clinical negligence department with the strategic appointment of Callum Palmer. Palmer, a solicitor who qualified in 2000, joins the team with extensive experience gained from working with several leading law firms. His expertise is particularly notable in complex clinical negligence cases across all major medical and surgical disciplines.
Throughout his career, Palmer has dealt with cases involving severe injuries resulting from diagnosis delays, misdiagnosis, and surgical errors. Not only has he represented claimants, but he also brings invaluable insight from spending eight years defending the NHS against clinical negligence claims. This dual experience provides him with a holistic understanding of the sector, enhancing his capability to approach cases from multiple perspectives.
Palmer expressed enthusiasm about joining Switalskis’ esteemed team, highlighting the department’s impressive size, experience, and expertise. He stated, ‘I am very happy to be joining Switalskis and look forward to progressing cases as part of this talented team.’ Palmer emphasises his commitment to being compassionate and approachable, which he believes is essential in helping individuals navigate difficult periods while ensuring access to justice.
Georgina Peckett, a senior associate solicitor in the department, commented on Palmer’s appointment as a significant asset, reflecting the firm’s strategic focus on talent acquisition to match increasing demand for services. She noted, ‘Callum’s experience of dealing with claims on behalf of both claimants and defendants gives him a holistic view of the issues involved in this area of law. His breadth of experience and legal expertise will ensure our clients continue to receive the outstanding service on which they depend.’
The appointment of Callum Palmer underscores Switalskis’ commitment to enhancing its clinical negligence services by integrating seasoned professionals into its team.
