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Sarah Stewart

Sarah Stewart

Partner in the Aviation Department

Specialisations

Sarah has over 11 years of experience in exclusively acting for claimants in complex personal injury and fatal accident claims. Speaking French and with a background in pursuing international and group actions to Trial or settlement, Sarah moved to the Aviation Department in 2006 bringing with her particular expertise in assessing damages and quantum. Since joining the Aviation Department Sarah has represented families of the victims involved in major air disasters, fatal helicopter and light aircraft accidents in the UK, Europe and worldwide.

Memberships

The Law Society;
The Law Society Personal Injury Panel;
Association of Personal Injury lawyers (Senior Litigator);
The College of Personal Injury Lawyers;
Pan European Organisation of Personal Injury Lawyers (PEOPIL);
International Aviation Womens Association (IAWA).

Career

Specialist in international and group actions; Significant experience dealing with claimant personal injury Joined Stewarts in 2002; Practised as Senior Solicitor specialising in Personal Injury in claimant firm in Islington for 5 years; Trained with claimant firm in Liverpool, qualifying August 1997; LPC with Commendation 1995; LLB (Hons) 2:1 (1994).

Personal

Sarah plays sport and cycles to and from work daily. She completed the Flora London Marathon in 2002 and is a founder of Stewarts Law running club.
She enjoys music and plays the clarinet and the piano. Sarah speaks fluent French. She is married to David (French), has four children and resides in London and France.

News

  • Successful Settlement for Adam Air Disaster Families and Victims

    28 August 2007

    Stewarts Law and O'Reilly and Danko LLP today announce the delivery of a successful settlement for Adam Air Disaster families and victims at Lloyds of London.

  • MP asks Prime Minister about Turkish Fire Shows

    18 April 2007

    The continued risk to tourists of fire shows in Turkey was today brought to the attention of the House of Commons in Prime Minister's Question Time by the Ilford North Member of Parliament Lee Scott. He asked Mr Blair to join him in supporting the Galvani-Skeete family in their fight for justice following the tragic death of their daughter, Eden.

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