Roisin O’Dubhlaoidh RWK Goodman

Roisin O’Dubhlaoidh

Associate

Animal accidents | Injury | Inquests and Fatal Claims | Road accidents

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About Roisin

Roisin is an experienced solicitor specialising in complex personal injury and fatal accident claims, based out of our Bristol and Bath offices. Roisin helps clients who have suffered serious and life changing injuries as well as individuals who have suffered the sudden loss of a loved one following a fatal accident.

Roisin is a personal injury Associate with over eight years’ industry experience acting for individuals who have suffered serious and often life changing injuries.

Roisin’s particular interests include representing cyclists and vulnerable road users, families who have lost a loved one as a result of a fatal accident and individuals who have been seriously injured at work. Roisin assists Partner, Mark Hambleton, on complex cases involving injuries caused by animals. She also represents incapacitious clients who have sustained serious injuries whilst under the care of others.

Roisin is a compassionate and thorough litigator and puts clients at the heart of her practice. She is regularly instructed by people with complex injuries and those who have lost loved ones as a result of a fatal road traffic accident. She is passionate about road safety and works closely with her clients, the police and the coronial system to highlight concerns in this area.

Roisin is is a council member of Bristol Law Society and an occasional contributor for The Law Society Gazette. In her spare time she enjoys cycling, travel, exploring new cuisines, attending concerts and cooking for friends and family.

Specialist areas

  • Representing injured cyclists and other vulnerable road users
  • Fatal accident claims
  • Accidents at work
  • Claims under the Animals Act 1971 and injuries caused by animals generally
  • Representing those who don’t have capacity to conduct their own litigation

Memberships

"Not only did I recieve a settlement that allowed me to replace my losses and cover the rehabilitation, but I also have made a full physical recovery and am back on the bike training for competition, and I have no doubt that Roisin was a key part of this success."

Matt
Injury client
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"From start to finish Roisin was brilliant, she was always there for any help,kept me informed of what was happening and explained everything thoroughly."

Sarah Hope
Injury client
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"A very professional and helpful service."

Moya Boardman
Injury client
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Learn more about Roisin's areas of expertise

Injury
We understand how traumatic and life changing an injury can be, so place a team around every client to ensure you get the care, recovery, and compensation you deserve.
Cycling accident claims
If you have been injured whilst cycling, we can provide specialist legal advice to get you the compensation you deserve. Our team of specialists are all cyclists and bring that passion and insight to your compensation claim following an accident that was not your fault.
Road traffic accident claims
Road traffic accidents are all too common. Whether you’ve been injured as a driver, pedestrian, passenger, motorcyclist, rider or cyclist, you may be entitled to compensation to help you get your life back on track
Fatal injury claims
If you’ve lost a loved one it will undoubtedly be a very distressing time for you and your family. This is especially the case if you believe the death occurred as a result of an accident or due to substandard care.
Animal injury claims
If you have been injured by an animal, our team of specialist animal accident solicitors are here to help you. The law is complex, and many lawyers brush off animal accidents as ‘just one of those things.’ But not us.

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