About Thompsons Solicitors
For 100 years leading social justice law firm Thompsons Solicitors has been fighting for the rights of the injured and mistreated and changing lives for the better. Since 1921 we have stood shoulder-to-shoulder with trade unions to implement key legal reforms and give a voice to those who might otherwise have been disadvantaged and marginalised.
Thompsons ran:
1. the case that established the right for injured workers to be compensated in 1937
2. the first asbestos case that was successful in the House of Lords in 1972
3. the first equal pay for equal value claim in the UK (1988) and later in Europe (1993)
4. the case against UK construction companies for blacklisting union members in 2016
5. hundreds of cases on behalf of women who received negligent treatment at the hands of disgraced breast surgeon Ian Paterson (2017) and behalf of those injured by mesh (2019).
Today Thompsons employs 800 staff who work at 18 offices right across the UK. Key areas of legal specialism include: personal injury serious injury asbestos diseases medical negligence road traffic accidents accidents at work industrial diseases and trade union law. As a point of principle the firm has never worked for employers or insurers.
Over the last 100 years we have consistently won the cases that have advanced the law for working people but as long as there are employers who put profit before the safety and rights of their workforce there is always more to do. We continue to expose injustice holding those responsible to account and campaigning for positive change.
We want to hear from anyone who is keen to progress a legal career with a firm that wont let up in its quest for fairness.
Thompsons Solicitors is a trading name of Thompsons Solicitors LLP.
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Vacancy: 1
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