Hannah Carr

Hannah is a very experienced lawyer having gained over 20 years’ experience representing clients in complex personal injury and medical negligence claims.

She is passionate about women’s healthcare and has particular expertise in:

• Maternal health
• Birth injury
• Injuries to mothers during childbirth
• Gynaecological injuries

She works closely with families following avoidable miscarriages, stillbirths, and birth injuries to ensure they are fully supported with compassion and empathy not only through the legal process but also generally.

Specialising in high-value cases, Hannah is passionate about helping people with severe injuries, advising in a full range of cases, including misdiagnosis, delayed diagnosis, and delayed treatment.

“I have helped and supported many people who have experienced serious trauma as a result of avoidable medical mistakes. Many of the patients and families I represent are looking for things like:

• an apology
• to understand what went wrong
• to prevent any further occurrences
• to have answers and to be heard
• to be treated with compassion and understanding
• to be signposted for any additional support where appropriate.

“It’s a privilege to be able to help them and do what I can to support them through an extremely challenging time in their lives.”

Hannah recognises that everyone’s needs and circumstances are different and always strives to provide a tailored, bespoke service to help promote their physical, psychological and financial recovery.

A University of the West of England law graduate, she cares deeply about achieving the very best possible results for clients and is professional, compassionate and approachable.

Find out about Hannah’s journey into the legal profession, her role at Novum Law and her work as a Trustee for Headway Salisbury South Wiltshire  in her interview with Case Management company, Independent Living Solutions.

Outside of work Hannah can be found being dragged on long walks by her exuberant chocolate Labrador, Digby, or painting abstract art.