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Bryony Steele

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Bryony Steele

Bryony Steele

Legal Director

People

Bryony Steele

Bryony Steele

Legal Director

Bryony Steele is a Legal Director in the Healthcare Team, based in Southampton. She has significant experience working for NHS Resolution, NHS Trusts, GPs and dentists.

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Bryony Steele is a Legal Director in the Healthcare Team, based in Southampton. She has significant experience working for NHS Resolution, NHS Trusts, GPs and dentists.

Regional experience
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Bryony brings a wealth of experience to her practice, handling a broad spectrum of cases ranging from high-value spinal and brain injury claims to lower-value, niche matters. Before joining a major NHS Panel Firm, she acted for claimants in complex catastrophic personal injury and clinical negligence cases. This background enables her to approach cases with strategic insight and a collaborative mindset, working effectively with opponents to achieve the best outcomes for her clients.

A former client described Bryony as a “formidable solicitor and a nice person”, Bryony prides herself on building strong, trust-based relationships with both clients and opponents to navigate the claims process as seamlessly as possible, even in complex cases.

Previously recognised as a Key Lawyer in Legal 500, Bryony plays a pivotal role in developing the Healthcare Team in Southampton by developing, mentoring and supervising junior colleagues. She also assists in leading a national team specialising in pre-litigation investigations. She is deeply committed to mentoring junior talent, fostering talent by leading through example and encouraging both growth and personal confidence.

 

Experience
  • Successfully resolved a number of high value and complex claims.
  • Negotiated favourable outcomes in several cases at mediation, with and without counsel.
  • Secured discontinuances in several dental cases.
  • Persuaded an opponent not to continue to pursue an Equality Act claim against a Dental Practice relating to the requirement to wear a face covering during the pandemic.
  • Secured a discontinuance shortly before Trial in a case where it was alleged that a patient should have been transferred to hospital for further assessment and treatment for a TIA, despite the symptoms having resolved at the time of the ambulance crew's assessment. 
Sectors

Sectors

  • Healthcare