Ally Taft brings both physiotherapy and legal skills to her role with Medical Accident Group – she trained as a physiotherapist first and then embarked on her legal training, knowing that she wanted to specialise in clinical negligence from the outset.
Her knowledge of the effects of pain and serious injury have stood her and her clients in good stead, combined with her determination to seek justice for clients who she supports through one of the most difficult times of their lives.

Ally has successfully won life-changing settlements for clients, including multi-million pound birth injury settlements. Passionate about her work and getting justice for those whose lives have been devastated by clinical negligence, she also helps to train less experienced solicitors within the Group to help them to expand their knowledge further.

Testimonials

• Ally Taft – Mr MKv

  I can’t thank Ally enough for all of her hard work. She has been first class from start to finish and a credit to her profession. I would recommend Ally and the Medical Accident Group without any hesitation.

  Mr MK, Nottingham

• Ally Taft – Mr Dv

  “Everything was done professionally…Ally kept me informed and kept in touch all the time.” – Mr D

• Ally Taft – Mr Mv

  I valued “Ally’s personable nature… She kept me up to date on progress…and the expected timeline…I would highly recommend Ally and MAG to other potential clients” – Mr M

• Ally Taft – Chambers & Partners 2018v

  Market commentators are impressed by Ally Taft‘s (Band 2 – Clinical Negligence: Mainly Claimant – Hereford, Worcester and surrounds) “very direct and robust” approach and her “good client care skills.” She has a broad clinical negligence practice, which includes fatality cases.

• Ally Taftv

  Ally,

  Thanks very much for doing such a great job.

  Best wishes from myself and my three children

  Client

• Ally Taft – Clientv

  Ally, thanks for doing such a great job. Best wishes from myself and my children.

  Client

• Ally Taft – Chambers and Partners 2016v

  Ally Taft is sought after for her experience in birth injury cases, where she is praised for displaying “enormous sensitivity” and a “wonderful way with the client.” She joined the firm from Alsters Kelly in 2014 and since has been promoted to partner. She continues to work on high-profile cases including sexual abuse claims against medical professionals.

  Chambers and Partners 2016

• Ally Taft – Alisonv

  Dear Ally,

  Thank you for everything you did when you took over my brothers case. I am very grateful.

  Best Wishes

  Alison

• Ally Taft – Carolv

  Dear Ally,

  I would like to send you my best regards and appreciation for your help, support and guidance throughout the time you dealt with my case. I am so grateful to you for everything.

  Thank you

  Carol.

• Ally Taft – Wendyv

  I’d just like to say ‘thank you very much’ to Ally for taking on my case. All the effort and time she put into it and the compassionate way she dealt with it. I apologise for breaking down, but going through all the procedures brought back memories of pain and upset but I’m glad it was all been explained to us. Thank you again

  Wendy

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