Rachel Strange

EXPERIENCE

Rachel has specialised in personal injury claims for over a decade, predominantly in the South Coast.  She has developed a thorough and proactive approach to managing her cases and she has a strong local reputation for achieving great results for her clients.

Rehabilitation is at the heart of Rachel’s practice and she is highly motivated to safeguard her clients’ wellbeing throughout the process of making an injury claim.  She strives to ensure access to the most suitable medical services and treatments, sourced from leading medical experts.

Rachel not only deals with claims for people injured through accidents but also for those who are subject to the unfortunate consequences of medical negligence.  Her attention to detail and empathetic approach provides reassurance and comfort to clients and their families, who are often in great need of help and support. You can speak easily and openly to her about your situation and in return she will provide you with clear advice and guidance along each step of the litigation process.

Rachel has a particular interest in helping clients with mild or previously undiagnosed brain injuries. Rachel has experience with Diffuse Axonal Injury and Functional Neurological Disorder and she works closely with specialist barristers and medical experts to ensure a collaborative approach to diagnoses and management of these technically complicated claims.

MEMBERSHIP/ASSOCIATIONS

Member of Association of Personal Injury Lawyers

Member of the Chichester & District Law Society

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

2024 to present – Associate Solicitor, George Ide

2023 to 2024 – Partner, Wannops LLP (Litigation)

2019 to 2023 – Solicitor, Wannops LLP

2014 to 2019 – Solicitor, McMillan Williams (now Taylor Rose)

2011 – 2014 – Solicitor, Wannops LLP

2009 – 2011 – Trainee Solicitor, Wannop Fox Staffurth & Bray