Edward Broome has a thriving practice encompassing the fields of multi-track personal injury litigation, occupational/industrial disease and sports law.
His personal injury practice encompasses all aspects of this area of litigation, including sports injury cases. He represents both Claimant and Defendant in employers’ liability and public liability claims against local authorities, NHS Trusts, sports clubs (both professional and amateur), statutory undertakers and others including all forms of workplace claims as well as road traffic accident, highway, housing disrepair and occupiers’ liability claims.
His occupational disease practice involves all aspects of asbestos litigation, NIHL claims, upper limb disorder litigation, HAVS, stress at work, asthma, dermatitis and other claims under COSHH.
Edward’s sports law practice, as well as encompassing personal injury litigation, involves all aspects of regulatory work and advising governing bodies on a variety of matters including such matters as doping and concussion.
He has been involved in group industrial disease litigation in the mining industry.
He is acknowledged by his instructing solicitors as well as their insurer clients for his attention to detail in preparing a case, as well as a straightforward and persuasive manner in Court.
Edward has a national practice and regularly travels to meet clients in conference, attend client’s offices to undertake drafting and advisory work and is happy to advise informally by telephone or email. In addition, Edward regularly provides seminars and lectures to solicitors, insurers and their clients in all his specialist areas of work.
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Qualifications
- BA Jurisprudence (Oxon)
- PGD in Sport & Law
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Personal injury cases—attempting to outflank a limitation defence by discounting periods of time in which a defendant company was in liquidation (Holmes v S & B Concrete). See here.
