Personal Injury & Disease Litigation Solicitor
Cardiff
As a specialist Disease Litigation Solicitor, Simon's job is to put together Personal Injury and Industrial Disease claims on behalf of clients.
Simon has particular expertise in respiratory disease litigation, Asbestos and Mesothelioma claims and litigation involving cases of Q-Fever (a bacterial disease usually resulting from close contact with animals).
Simon also has experience of conducting successful cases involving Repetitive Strain Injury, as well as other complex personal injury and disease litigation.
Simon joined Simpson Millar in June 2018 and brought with him 25 years’ post-qualification experience in Personal Injury and Disease Litigation.
He studied for his Law degree at North London University and passed his Law Society Final Exams to earn qualification as a Solicitor in 1994 at Chester College of Law.
"Throughout my claim for the death of my husband due to an Asbestos related disease, Simpson Millar guided me with utmost professionalism and gave me the best advice required. They treated me with utmost respect all times. The final settlement was the best result that could have been achieved and I thank Simpson Millar and my Solicitor Simon Rosser for their diligence. I recommend Simpson Millar without reservation."
H. Stevens
Client
Outside his work, Simon has had 10 books published, including The A-Z of Global Warming, and eight action thrillers. He also enjoys skiing, scuba diving, films and socialising.
Andy worked in a steel company for 20 years until 2001. Twelve years later, he was sadly diagnosed with bladder cancer. See how we were able to secure £20,000 in compensation for him, after he made a claim against his former employer.
Work related cancer is caused by exposure to carcinogens in the workplace, such as harmful dusts, fibres, radioactive substances and chemicals. People in certain occupations will be far more likely to be exposed to harmful carcinogens day after day, and will therefore be more susceptible to work related cancer.
Bakers are regularly exposed to irritants that can cause asthma, such as wheat flour, rye flour and dust, if they’re inhaled. Flour dust and enzymes containing additives such as amylase can sometimes trigger an allergic response, so it’s important for employers to prevent exposure where possible.
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