Geoffrey Leaver Solicitors LLP

Personal Injury

Partner | Head of Personal Injury Department

Navdip is a highly experienced and shrewd Personal Injury Litigator with an exceptional track record in delivering great results for his clients.  Recognised as a top ranked lawyer by Chambers & Partners, his particular area of expertise involves complex and challenging high value brain and head injury cases in both adults and children, with a majority of his cases being litigated in the High Court (King’s Bench Division).

Adopting a collaborative approach with defendant insurers and their legal teams, Navdip is highly recommended for brain injury litigation. He has an outstanding record in dealing with multi-million-pound settlement with an A list of counsel and medical experts at his fingertips.  He exclusively deals with brain injured clients involved in aviation, motor and clinical negligence litigation.

His current caseload includes a multi-million pound gliding accident, a high-speed road traffic accident (RTA) valued at £5 million, a child pedestrian valued at 12 million, and cases in the Film and TV production industry. Navdip is the go to when clients fall-out with their existing legal teams and often taking over cases when they have been set down for trial within months from initial instruction, including taking over high profile cases from international legal firms.

As an approved Headway solicitor, he regularly gives talks to medical teams advising on the legal framework involving cases of brain injured clients and their families. He also works with a number of eminent medical professionals across the region including the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford and Addenbrooke’s Hospital in Cambridge, as well as working with multi-disciplinary rehabilitation services in both the private and NHS sectors ensuring his clients get the best possible outcome.

Navdip is also a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), Brain Injury group and Headway, which is a charity that is dedicated to supporting people who have sustained a brain injury.

Punjabi

Headway & Brain Injury Group