Pinney Talfourd LLP's practice in Hornchurch is jointly lead by Stephen Green and Stephen Eccles, and is noted for its knowledge of claims relating to two-wheel accidents, including motorbike and bicycle accidents, and industrial disease mandates. Green is praised by clients as 'absolutely first rate' and someone who 'never misses a trick or subtlety in a complex case', while Eccles is singled out as 'a calm, accomplished and expert solicitor with a firm guiding hand and superior client skills'.
Testimonials
Collated independently by Legal 500 research team.
‘Niche but expert team with committed solicitors who will take the time and give the care needed to represent clients fully, review and improve the evidence base, carefully plot strategy and ultimately deliver positive (and realistic) results.’
‘Stephen Eccles is a calm, accomplished and expert solicitor with a firm guiding hand and superior client skills. He couples this with a friendly, easy manner that complements a steely resolve.’
‘Stephen Green is absolutely first rate. His technical ability and strategic approach has delivered great results. He never misses a trick or subtlety in a complex case. He's very careful and methodical, putting clients at immediate ease. He always puts his clients first.’
‘Particular expertise in motorcycle claims. The team has several bikers who are partners in the firm: they have a level of knowledge of motorcycling issues that non-bikers just do not have.'
‘Stephen Green. An expert in motorcycle related claims. Decades of experience in that litigation and in riding combines to make a formidable and probably unmatched knowledge base in that area.'
Work highlights
- Advising a client in connection with a life changing foot injury caused as a result of a workplace accident.
- Advising a client in connection with the death of his wife as a result of the negligence of an Ambulance NHS Trust.
- Advising a client in connection with the death of her husband as a result of a fatal road traffic accident.
Practice head
The lawyer(s) leading their teams.
Stephen Green, Stephen Eccles