Alexander Spanner.

Associate Solicitor.

Assistant: Amanda Clarke
Recommendations

Recommendations

Alexander is recognised as a Recommended Lawyer in the 2025 edition of the Legal 500.

Legal 500 Recommended Lawyer
Profile / Experience

Profile / Experience

Alexander Spanner, joined Lanyon Bowdler initially as a legal assistant in 2016, commenced his training contract with the firm in 2019, and was admitted in September 2021. In June 2024 Alexander was promoted to associate solicitor.

During his training, Alexander spent two of his seats within the Personal Injury Team, which allowed him to gain full and comprehensive insight into personal injury work.

Although he has only been qualified for two and a half years, Alexander has benefitted hugely from working closely with Dawn Humphries, partner and Head of Department. He has built up considerable experience and assists in high value brain injury, amputation, fatal and criminal injury claims providing a highly valued contribution to these cases. The cases he works on often involve complex legal and medical issues.

He prepares complex Schedules of Loss on Dawn Humphries’ cases and routinely receives positive feedback from Senior Counsel for the precision and detail with which they are prepared. He also excels in analysing expert evidence in a detailed and concise manner, covering key evidential points as well as other Court documents.

He is recognised as a Recommended Lawyer in the 2025 edition of the Legal 500.

Testimonial from 2025 edition of the Legal 500:

‘Alex Spanner is a rising star and one to watch with a remarkable attention to detail and gaining accelerated experience by assisting on serious injury claims.’

Alexander works closely with and acts as a mentor to the junior members within the department.

Alexander also has a personal interest in personal injury law relating to sporting injuries and has appeared in a number of episodes of the Legal Lounge podcast talking about this area.

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Blog

Armed Forces Compensation Scheme

Members of the Armed Forces will often be placed into high-risk scenarios and can suffer significant, disabling inj...
Alexander Spanner • 11 Oct 2024
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How to Prove Negligence in Sporting Injuries: Alexander Spanner and Cameron Petch

Negligence claims in sporting activities and how certain levels of risks are applied to different sports. They discuss a...
Published • 30 Sep 2024
Blog

Health and Safety in Construction

As with many other areas of work, anyone deemed to be controlling a construction site has responsibilities to keep ...
Alexander Spanner • 27 Jun 2024
Blog

Inflationary Increases to Personal Injury Compensation: Judicial College Guidelines Update

In claims for personal injury, an injured person is entitled to recover compensation for not only their financial l...
Alexander Spanner • 29 May 2024
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Dan Moseley’s Journey from Catastrophic Spinal Injury to Stand Up Comedian and TikTok Star

Dawn and Alexander talk to Daniel Moseley; an internet personality, about his spinal injury and how he's thriving after ...
Published • 16 Oct 2023
Blog

Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority (CICA) Updates

The Government have announced they will be rolling out a new application service for victims of violent crimes in G...
Alexander Spanner • 23 Aug 2023
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Work Experience at Lanyon Bowdler – Tips for Applying and What to Expect – Lucy Speed and Alexander Spanner

How applicants can apply and some of the top tips to actually get the work experience you deserve at Lanyon Bowdler....
Published • 08 May 2023
Blog

Head Injuries in Sport

Despite backing from various high-profile organisations such as The Premier League, the Football Association and FI...
Alexander Spanner • 21 Mar 2023
Blog

What Goes Up Must Come Down: The Reality of Trampolining Incidents

Since Trampoline Gymnastics became an Olympic sport in 2000, it has become one of the most popular sports for membe...
Alexander Spanner • 28 Nov 2022
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A Day in the Life of a Trainee Solicitor – Edward Rees, Alexander Spanner and Sophie Burgoyne

Sophie talks about a day in her life as a trainee solicitor. ...
Published • 19 Sep 2022
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Supporting Disabled Individuals with Paralympic Gold Medallist Mickey Bushell MBE – Dawn Humphries & Alexander Spanner

Mickey is an Paralympic gold medallist and qualified personal trainer, who works with disabled people to help improve th...
Published • 13 Dec 2021
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Head Injuries in Professional Sport – Dawn Humphries & Alexander Spanner

Discussing head injuries in professional sport, particularly in football, rugby and American football....
Published • 29 Nov 2021
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Meet the team.

Dawn Humphries
Dawn Humphries
Partner
Personal Injury
Debbie Humphries
Debbie Humphries
Partner
Personal Injury
Phillip Roberts
Phillip Roberts
Partner
Personal Injury
Isabella Drummond
Isabella Drummond
Paralegal Apprentice
Personal Injury | Medical Negligence
Amanda Clarke
Amanda Clarke
Legal Support Assistant
Personal Injury
Helen Gale
Helen Gale
Legal Support Assistant
Personal Injury
Kelly Gibbons
Kelly Gibbons
Legal Support Assistant
Personal Injury
Amy Burgoyne
Amy Burgoyne
Legal Support Assistant
Personal Injury
Karen Clarke
Karen Clarke
Partner
Personal Injury
Phyllis Smith
Phyllis Smith
Senior Litigation Assistant
Personal Injury
Morgan Thompson
Morgan Thompson
Legal Support Assistant
Personal Injury
Cameron Petch
Cameron Petch
Legal Support Assistant
Personal Injury
Tabassum Jamil
Tabassum Jamil
Trainee Solicitor
Personal Injury
Jo Kneller
Jo Kneller
Solicitor
Personal Injury
Sarah Martin
Sarah Martin
Costs Draftsman
Medical Negligence | Personal Injury
Jane Miles
Jane Miles
Associate Solicitor
Personal Injury
Andrew Morris
Andrew Morris
Trainee Costs Draftsman
Medical Negligence | Personal Injury
Miriam Homer
Miriam Homer
Solicitor
Personal Injury
David Hughes
David Hughes
Associate Costs Manager
Medical Negligence | Personal Injury
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