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Jane is recognised as a Recommend Lawyer in the 2025 edition of the Legal 500.
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Profile / Experience
Jane Miles is Grade A solicitor and associate having qualified as a solicitor in 1994.
Jane is fully experienced in personal injury claims and deals with a variety of cases including road traffic accidents, accidents at work, occupiers liability and public liability claims.
She is also experienced in Criminal Injuries Compensation Authority claims and fatal accident claims on behalf of estates and family.
Jane’s caseload is primarily multitrack orientated and she has represented clients who have suffered spinal injuries, brain injuries, serious orthopaedic and psychological injuries.
Jane is a Headway approved solicitor and she leads the Oswestry team and also services the Conwy office.
Jane is recognised as a Recommended Lawyer by the 2025 edition of the Legal 500.
Testimonial from 2025 edition of the Legal 500:
‘My solicitor Jane Miles was excellent. She walked me through the process, told me as it is, which I appreciated, was honest and to the point. She kept me informed.’
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Very happy with the advice and information recommended by Jane Miles and her team regarding my industrial foot injury. Would not hesitate to recommend her services.
James
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From the start of my claim to the end I found the service provided by Lanyon Bowdler to be excellent. I was kept fully informed on the progress of my claim all throughout the process. Communication was excellent.
Mark
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We are very happy with the service we received during our daughter’s case. Jane Miles was very understanding of our daughter’s needs. And we are very happy with the outcome. Great satisfaction and peace of mind. Thank You.
Anonymous
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