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Paul Roberts Principal
BA. Admitted as a Solicitor in 1979.
Paul has specialised in insurance, construction and engineering claims since admission. He has extensive experience of reinsurance, contractors, EL, PL, professional indemnity and products liability claims at a number of specialist insurance law firms, including Davies Arnold Cooper, Elliott & Co and Kennedys.
He advises on coverage, wordings and gives seminars on a wide range of subjects including commercial litigation, arbitration and adjudication, practice and procedure, construction, environmental, professional indemnity and reinsurance issues. |
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Paul Bloomfield
LL. B: Admitted as a Solicitor in 1989.
Paul brings an extensive amount of commercial experience to the practice having spent considerable periods working in business. He has 5 years heavyweight contruction insurance litigation experience working on very complex and document heavy cases for major insurers and now specialises in the area of construction and engineering cases, primarily for Insurers.
He has lectured in relation to the Institute of Export exams in International Trade Law. He has extensive experience of commercial and banking litigation.
Additionally he is responsible for business, marketing and IT support to the firm. |
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Rob Carr
Robert is a solicitor and has gained extensive experience across many areas of insurance and reinsurance claims over 25 years. He has advised on policy interpretation and coverage, disputes under Project Policies, contractors property damage claims, subrogated proceedings, defending construction professionals and their Insurers in respect of substantial professional negligence claims and policy disputes. Arbitration proceedings. (CAR/EAR, Machinery Breakdown, Energy and Professional Indemnity).
Rob has experience in Alternative Dispute Resolution including Early Neutral Evaluation and Mediation. Serious construction & engineering cases and liability claims with a special interest in motor accidents, construction site related accidents and accidents in the workplace.
Rob also has extensive experience specialising in catastrophic injury claims, including fatal accidents, defending complex claims against employers and individuals as well as sports injuries. He also handles clinical negligence claims, including cases involving obstetrics, gynaecology, general surgery, orthopaedic and spinal injuries, neurological injuries and misdiagnosis of cancer. Rob has acted in inquires, inquests and disciplinary proceedings. |
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Graham May
Graham was admitted as a solicitor in 1979 following a law degree at Cambridge University and two years of articles with a Manchester firm of solicitors, George Davies & Co. He is conversant with all areas of law, with an initial background in commercial property transactions for the London Legal Department of the National Coal Board Pension Schemes. Graham’s international experience included 7 years practising as an attorney-at-law in the Cayman Islands in the areas of banking, insurance, trusts and mutual funds. From 1989 to 2003 he acted as a lawyer and manager in the U.K. financial services industry, first with currency fund managers, Gaiacorp U.K., and then as Managing Director of that group’s London subsidiary, renamed Titan Capital Management, where he was instrumental in developing the worldwide investment management business. Having co-ordinated the sale of Titan in 2002 – 2003, he set up Mottram Partners, a legal, accounting and compliance subsidiary of a plc. Following the break-up of the plc, he jointly established Millers Associates to continue the business of advising plc’s and private companies in all aspects of accounting and corporate/company secretarial procedures. He joined Paul Roberts as a practicing consultant solicitor in April 2007, in order to assist in the broadening of the corporate services offered to the firm’s expanding client base.
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