Rachael Aram

Partner

Serious Injury

Sheffield

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"Rachael Aram's client service, sophistication and commercial vision is very strong. She is an amazing lawyer."

Chambers and Partners

I manage one of the serious injury teams in the Sheffield office. I specialise in dealing with adult brain injury and spinal cord injury cases. I am the Chair of the Irwin Mitchell National Spinal Cord Injury Group.

I’m a Fellow of APIL (The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) and I hold specialist accreditation in both brain injury and spinal cord injury. I’m also an assessor of individual lawyers seeking to achieve specialist accreditation in both brain injury and spinal cord injury for APIL.

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    Rachael's accreditations & awards

    • Legal 500 2024 - Leading Individual
    • Legal 500 UK Leading Individual 2022
    • Top Ranked Chambers 2025 - Rachael Aram
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    • Legal 500 - Leading Partner - 2025

      Rachael is based in the following location(s)

      • Sheffield solicitors Irwin Mitchell office exterior

        Sheffield

        Riverside East, 2 Millsands, Sheffield, S3 8DT
        0114 299 6003(Telephone)
        Opening Hours

        Mon - Fri: 7:00am–8:00pm

        Sat - Sun - Bank Holidays: Closed

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      More about Rachael

      I work with clients who have been very seriously injured as a result of accidents, usually involving road traffic collisions or accidents at work. They will have sustained a serious brain injury and/or spinal cord injury.

      I help them to understand the process of making a claim and what we have to prove for them to receive compensation for their injuries.

      It’s important that I get to know my clients, what they were like before they were injured, what they did for a living, what they liked to do in their leisure time. While compensation can never put them back in the position they were in before being injured, it does ensure they can be as independent as possible and access the care and rehabilitation, therapy and adapted accommodation they need to have a secure future.

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