Injury lawyer details for Andrew Morgan

About Andrew Morgan

Andrew Morgan is a partner at Fieldfisher in their asbestos claims and personal injury departments. With more than 20 years experience, Andrew’s claims cover many areas, including:

• Mesothelioma claims
• Catastrophic work accident injury claims
• Overseas claims

Chambers, 2016 says "Clients praise Andrew Morgan for his "excellent client service" and his "tremendous sympathy."

Legal 500, 2015 says Andrew "is an experienced and talented solicitor – superb with clients and respected by opponents".

• California client succeeds in £300,000 Mesothelioma claim against Gatwick Company
• £155,000 recovered after Chadwell Heath industrial paint manufacturer exposed Carpenter to asbestos
• Speedy £130,000 settlement for 1940s Lagger suffering from mesothelioma
• Andrew Morgan secures £400,000 for mesothelioma sufferer
• $67,000 from US Trusts for Royal Navy Veteran
• £70,000 compensation in England for Canadian widow 60 years after Husband's Exposure in Scotland
• £128,000 mesothelioma settlement within 7 months
• £120,000 settlement for mesothelioma victim who lived near asbestos factory
• £105,000 Settlement for family of lung cancer victim
• £60,000 Settlement for lung cancer survivor
• £260,000 Compensation for lagger exposed to asbestos by two employers
• £197,564 Settlement and hospice payment following mesothelioma death
• £90,000 Settlement for family of Birkenhead mesothelioma victim
• Archive search proves liability in mesothelioma claim
• £128,930 damages for mesothelioma patient following exposure to asbestos
• £38,000 Asbestosis sufferer claims compensation from NHS and County Council
• £75,150 Quick claim win for mesothelioma family without statement from Deceased victim
• £100,000 victory for school teacher exposed to asbestos in a prefabricated classroom
• £238,000 awarded to ex-partner of Toolmaker
• £67,000 damages recovered for a family of mesothelioma victim
• Settlement of £90,000 after old records frame Fords in lung cancer claim
• £45,000 compensation won for a lagger suffering from asbestosis
• £140,000 claim won by mesothelioma widow after she changes lawyers
• £180,000 win for former Camden Council apprentice following asbestos exposure more than 50 years previously
• £50,000 recovered for lacerated fingers in work accident
• £4350 recovered for misuse of defective ladder
• Almost £750,000 for a UK Citizen resident and working in Florida who developed mesothelioma following asbestos exposure as an apprentice in Yorkshire
• £400,000 for a Plymouth engineer in his late 60s, allowing him to invest in his business for his wife's benefit
• £260,000 for an Essex electrician, allowing him to purchase accommodation more suitable to his medical condition
• Compensation for a Devon woman whose husband died from lung cancer
• £160,000 for the family of a Cardiff man whose employer has long since vanished
• Substantial damages for a consultant anaesthetist who was exposed to asbestos as a student in the tunnels under a London teaching hospital
• £600,000 for the family of a former dental student
• A settlement for a mesothelioma victim who was exposed to asbestos when she lived near an asbestos factory in the 1970s
• A substantial settlement for our client who was injured in a work accident at the South Pole
• Compensation in England for a Canadian widow, 60 years after Husband's exposure in Scotland.

Andrew is a Fellow of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) where he has been the Coordinator (and previously the Secretary) of the Occupational Health SIG. He is also a member of the Professional Negligence Lawyers Association (PNLA). Andrew is a regular speaker at the Butterworths International Asbestos Litigation Conferences. He speaks and writes regularly on asbestos and insurance issues. Andrew produces the Law Society Gazette's annual Personal Injury Interest Tables and Butterworths' Personal Injury Damages Statistics (annual and online). His articles and comment pieces have appeared in various journals and magazines including New Law Journal, Solicitors Journal, Law Society Gazette, The Post and others. Andrew also regularly contributes to two chapters (“Defendants” and “Insurers”) in the APIL/Jordans Looseleaf “Personal Injury Law Practice and Precedents”, and has spoken many times at conferences and seminars organised by the Association Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL), C5, Jordans and others.