Lawyer Flora Wood, partner and head of the personal injury team at South West law firm Ashfords, has been reaccreditation by the Law Society’s Personal Injury Panel for the 10th year. The status proves she provides a high-quality legal and meets the Society’s high standards of competency and expertise in her practice area.
The accreditation scheme allows the public to identify legal practitioners with proven competency in given areas of law and help them make informed choices about who to instruct.
Flora said: “The Law Society applies rigorous criteria to the assessment process and this provides reassurance to clients who seek the best possible service. Clients need to know that they are instructing someone with the right knowledge skills and expertise to do the job.
“My continuing panel membership is a testament to our principal aim at Ashfords, which is to provide an excellent service for our clients.”
Ashfords, a full-service law firm, has six offices including Bristol and London. Flora joined the firm in 1993 and was became a partner in 2004. Prior to joining Ashford she worked as editorial assistant for Economist Publications in London and as a paralegal at Bowman & McKenzie in Sydney.
