Parbeen Alamgir

Parbeen is an Associate and Senior Birth Injury Solicitor within our Medical Negligence Department, with vast experience in advising clients on a wide range of medical negligence claims after having sustained catastrophic injuries.

Parbeen specialises in all types of birth injury claims and has developed a distinct interest and sub-speciality in women’s health. As a respected and dedicated legal professional, Parbeen is also a keen supporter of ‘Tommys’, a pregnancy and baby loss charity that funds research into stillbirth, premature birth and miscarriage. Parbeen always goes that extra mile, using her extensive knowledge and experience to obtain excellent results for her clients. Parbeen is passionate and fully committed to helping her clients and ensuring their needs are met during the lifetime of a claim, by regularly engaging with case managers, experts and third parties in order to maximise compensation and achieve the best legal outcome.

“Parbeen has impressed me with her industrious attention to detail, perseverance, analysis and client skills. She is immensely personable and a pleasure to work with. ”

“When it comes to complex, life changing and particularly sensitive injuries, Parbeen has outstanding aptitude.”

“I have found every member of staff to be polite and professional at every stage, particularly Parbeen Alamgir who’s levels of service in particular have stood out for me. I am so grateful for the support l have received, especially on my lowest days. I would highly recommend Fletchers solicitors”

Notable Settled Cases

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Acting on behalf of her birth injury client who sustained hypoxic injury at birth leading to neurodevelopmental problems. Achieved a pre-trial settlement of £1.5 million lump sum plus PPO.

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Acting on behalf of her client who sustained ACL, MCL and PCL tears requiring repair and revisionary surgeries. Achieved a settlement of £100,000.

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Acted on behalf of her diabetic client who underwent above knee amputation following mismanagement of an ulcer on his foot. Achieved a settlement of £250,000.