Amrit joined Medical Accident Group in June 2017 as an Associate.  She has spent 10 years working for a nationally-recognised firm Irwin Mitchell developing an excellent reputation in bringing and defending litigated catastrophic personal injury claims.  This included head injury, spinal injury, neurological disorder cases and chronic pain syndrome cases.

The last three years have been spent in the defendant clinical negligence arena working for the NHSLA and a panel firm which has provided Amrit with a fair and balanced outlook.

Working at the NHS Litigation Authority Amrit was exposed to cases that involved deaths in prisons, and in hospitals.  This was a particularly sensitive time for staff accused of negligence by way of a connected civil claim.  She provided a calming and logical attitude to help clinicians in a highly charged situation.

Her time at the NHSLA educated her as to the need to exercise sensitivity across all levels –clinicians, nursing staff, management –  whilst maintaining a high degree of patient empathy.

Testimonials

• Amrit Dahliwal – MR, Londonv

  “Amrit promptly responded to me with information that was easy to understand and she was always helpful. The advice she gave was certainly beneficial and this was reflected in the success of my case. I really valued having Amrit as my lawyer.” – MR, London

• Amrit Dhaliwal – Mr J Sv

  “Amrit was brilliant throughout. She was very professional, explained everything in good detail and always kept me well informed with proceedings and the next step.”

  Mr J S, Barnsley

• Amrit Dahliwal – Mrs E.M, Worcesterv

  Amrit took over my case and she was efficient, professional and knowledgeable. Administrative staff were always helpful too. Amrit dealt with matters swiftly and I trusted her judgement. Having an experienced person such as Amrit who knew her way around the legal system, and who had contacts, was something I really valued.

  Mrs E.M, Worcester

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