Warinder, an associate at Thompsons Solicitors, is a senior personal injury lawyer responsible for supervising the firm’s West Midlands work-related stress team of solicitors. He is based in the Birmingham office.

A solicitor with over 34 years’ experience of dealing with a vast range of legal cases, Warinder is considered to be a hard-working, dedicated lawyer who gets results. Warinder has extensive experience of handling personal injury claims, involving traumatic accidents at work and elsewhere, occupational stress, work-related upper limb disorders, exposure to substances hazardous to health and he now specialises in representing women subjected to vaginal mesh surgeries, based in the Birmingham office’s clinical negligence department.  

Warinder was at the cutting edge of pursuing justice for workers damaged by the effects of work-related stress, when this type of litigation was in its infancy. He was involved in significant cases, setting standards across the field and continues to supervise the team of specialist lawyers in Thompsons’ Birmingham office dealing with work-related stress claims.

Warinder has succeeded in gaining justice and compensation for workers suffering from stress, whether through overwork, exposure to trauma or harassment and bullying. From his time dealing with clients with multiple orthopaedic injuries and/or psychological damage, Warinder is used to representing individuals who may be in a fragile state and he tries to make the process as comfortable as possible for the clients. Warinder’s approach to clients is always highly professional and sensitive and he continues to achieve compensation for vulnerable clients who have been victims of medical negligence.  

Warinder is a firm believer in giving people access to legal services and justice, and standing up for those who find themselves at the wrong end of culpable behaviour. Helping the victims of personal injury, and seeing them begin to rebuild their lives, is what keeps Warinder motivated.

Warinder’s hobbies include martial arts, walking and music, including playing of musical instruments.  Warinder has engaged in voluntary activities including volunteering at a Wolverhampton welfare centre. He is on the executive body of a major trade union and an active Labour Party member and in August 2023, Warinder was selected as the Labour Party Parliamentary Candidate for the next General Election, in his home constituency of Wolverhampton West.

 

Warinder's case experience

  • Secured £110,000 for Mark Bannister, who worked for Staffordshire University and suffered a work-related stress injury through overwork after staff shortages led to him working 65 hours a week. 

 

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