Awards

Hilary Meredith has won the "Businesswomen of the Year - Professional Services" award at the inaugural Crains Manchester Business Businesswomen of the Year Awards.

The accolade is the fourth award Hilary, senior partner of Hilary Meredith Solicitors, has collected this year.

Hilary was named as the UK's leading personal injury (claimant) solicitor at the Personal Injury Awards 2008.

Lexcel is the Law Society's quality mark for practice management standards and certifys that certain standards have been met following an independent assessment. Lexcel accredited firms undergo rigorous annual assessments to ensure they meet the highest management and customer care standards.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority only permit firms who have met their strict requirements to be accredited. The Personal Injury Accreditation logo confirms that the practitioner's skills, knowledge and experience have been rigorously and independently assessed.

The Solicitors Regulation Authority only permit firms who have met their strict requirements to be accredited. The Clinical Negligence Accreditation logo confirms that the practitioner's skills, knowledge and experience have been rigorously and independently assessed.

MASS is a national association of solicitors who specialise in Road Traffic Accident claims. MASS is non profit making and members have to adhere to minimum service standards which are set out in the MASS charter.

Hilary Meredith is Secretary of The Royal British Legion Solicitors Referral Group

The Brain and Spinal Injury Centre Charity is a specialist resource for people and their families in crisis following a traumatic brain injury. Hilary Meredith Solicitors are a member of their panel.

Hilary Meredith Solicitors were awarded the Insurance Times Law Firm of the Year in 2006/07. We were up against two giants in the legal world and was an amazing achievement for us.

LEGAL 500 - Hilary Meredith Solicitors are listed in the Legal 500.

The 16th Inspiring Women Awards, celebrated the achievements of special women in the North West region and were nominated by the public for going that extra mile.
Nominations were sought from the public for four women who had excelled in the North West from different walks of life – public sector, arts, business and community – women whom they felt were special and had made a difference to their lives and those of others.  Hilary Meredith was a Finalist in the Business category, being recognised for the continued hard work representing the rights of injured military personnel.