Rebecca Callard RWK Goodman

Rebecca Callard

Associate

Birth Injury | Injury | Medical negligence

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About Rebecca

Rebecca is an associate in our Medical Negligence team and is based in our Midland Bridge House office in Bath. She specialises in injuries to mother’s and babies during childbirth.

Rebecca joined the firm in 2007 and qualified in 2011. She is a mum of 2 and an advocate for our #whataboutmum campaign, supporting the needs specifically of mother’s following childbirth

As well as maternal injury claims, Rebecca also works closely with senior members of the team on more complex birth injury claims.

 

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Family holds newborn baby's feet after experiencing birth injury
Birth injury claims
Our specialist team of solicitors work hard to achieve justice and recompense when you or those close to you have suffered serious injuries, before or during birth, or in the first few days and weeks of your child’s life.
Maternal injury claims
If you have been injured during childbirth you may still be in some pain and are likely to be confused about what happened and why. Our specialist solicitors are here to help you seek answers as to what happened as well as compensation.

"I found Rebecca Callard to be kind and understanding, she always listened to my opinions gave me advice and was always friendly and available if I needed her."

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