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APIL
(The Association of Personal Injury Lawyers) provides a kitemark of competence
and specialist expertise for solicitors and barristers dealing with personal
injury claims. The criteria and scheme are monitored by an independent academic
quality council.
APIL accreditation for
lawyers
Recognition of individual skills, competencies and
expertise. Look out for-
| SENIOR
LITIGATOR |
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minimum of five years' experience in handling a personal injury caseload and
fighting for maximum awards in court. |
Abides
by: APIL Code of Conduct
Committed to: APIL Consumer Charter. |
All APIL accredited lawyers are specialist personal injury
practitioners. The largest proportion of APIL accredited lawyers will be senior
litigators.
| FELLOWS/SENIOR
FELLOWS |
| 10
years’ or more experience of handling personal injury claims and a commitment
to sharing knowledge / awareness outside of the firm. |
Abides
by: APIL Code of Conduct
Committed to: APIL Consumer Charter. |
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APIL ACCREDITATION FOR SOLICITORS FIRMS AND
BARRISTERS CHAMBERS
As well as accreditation for individual lawyers, APIL
accredits solicitor’s firms and barristers chambers and at these offices you
will find APIL accredited lawyers with experience and expertise in dealing with
personal injury claims.
The accredited organisation will be an office, open
to the public, where a qualified, accredited lawyer can be consulted.
All APIL accredited lawyers are
specialist personal injury practitioners. The largest proportion of APIL
accredited lawyers will be senior litigators.