Sophie Feeney RWK Goodman

Sophie Feeney

Associate

Animal accidents | Injury | Road accidents

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About Sophie

Sophie is an Associate in our Personal Injury team in Bath.

Sophie joined us in March 2016 after previously working for a law firm in Bristol where she worked as a paralegal in the personal injury team. Sophie has specialised in personal injury her whole career.

Sophie graduated with her law and sociology degree from Cardiff University in 2014 and qualified as a Chartered Legal Executive in October 2018.

Outside of work, Sophie enjoys yoga, crafting and spending time with her young daughter.

Memberships:

  • Fellow of the Chartered Institute of Legal Executives (CILEx)

Learn more about Sophie's areas of expertise

Animal injury claims
If you have been injured by an animal, our team of specialist animal accident solicitors are here to help you. The law is complex, and many lawyers brush off animal accidents as ‘just one of those things.’ But not us.
Cycling accident claims
If you have been injured whilst cycling, we can provide specialist legal advice to get you the compensation you deserve. Our team of specialists are all cyclists and bring that passion and insight to your compensation claim following an accident that was not your fault.
Road traffic accident claims
Road traffic accidents are all too common. Whether you’ve been injured as a driver, pedestrian, passenger, motorcyclist, rider or cyclist, you may be entitled to compensation to help you get your life back on track

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