Optimal Solicitors appoints senior solicitor
Greater Manchester law firm Optimal Solicitors has appointed Maria Farrell as senior solicitor within its clinical negligence and serious injury practice.
Maria brings more than 25 years’ experience across clinical negligence and serious injury claims, having begun her career in family law before developing her primary specialism.
She is accredited by The Law Society for clinical negligence and is a senior litigator with the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers.
In her new role, Maria will support patients and families seeking answers following diagnostic or clinical treatment issues, helping them understand what happened and the options and support available.
Maria said: “I’m really excited to join Optimal Solicitors for the next chapter of my career.
“From decades in the legal sector, I can say that it is easy to talk about delivering good client care.
“What stood out to me about Optimal Solicitors is that the firm consistently prioritises it, from the team they’ve built to the customer journey they’ve crafted.
“I look forward to having the freedom to exercise what is most important to me when representing clients in need: listening carefully, giving clear advice, and helping people find answers and support during some of the most difficult moments of their lives.”
Maria’s appointment strengthens Optimal Solicitors’ expertise in complex cases involving life-changing injuries and medical outcomes.
She also brings extensive experience in client care and advocacy, having received multiple awards for her work supporting clients through complex and emotionally challenging circumstances.
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