MMW Claims team to grow personal injury services within Millar McCall Wylie

Legal firm launches specialist personal injury division following period of growth
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Law firm Millar McCall Wylie has launched a new identity and online presence for its personal injury legal services team, following five years of consistent growth in this area.

The firm, which employs over 40 legal professionals between its Belfast City Centre and Ballyhackamore offices, offers a broad range of services. It has created ‘MMW Claims’ as a specialist division within the main company, consisting of seven experienced personal injury lawyers whose support can now be accessed via a dedicated website.

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“Millar McCall Wylie values every client that comes to us, regardless of which service they require,” said Caroline Prunty, Head of Litigation, Millar McCall Wylie.

Directors Caroline Prunty and William McSorley, Millar McCall WylieDirectors Caroline Prunty and William McSorley, Millar McCall Wylie
Directors Caroline Prunty and William McSorley, Millar McCall Wylie

“We have a very strong ethos of offering expertise for everyone and firmly believe that personal injury services must feel both professional and personal, not faceless or purely transactional. Our style of working is founded in nurturing an excellent client relationship with a focus on achieving excellent results.

“Essentially, we believe in offering every client access to fully qualified solicitors who will best represent their needs, including those who have experienced an accident or injury due to negligence. This is the thinking that has inspired us to set up MMW Claims, giving our clients easy online access to local legal expertise.”

This development follows a major rebrand unveiled by Millar McCall Wylie in May 2021, as it set out a strategy of achieving 50% growth within the next three years. The firm, which has increased turnover by 75% since 2015, also pledged to continue its annual recruitment drive and commitment to gender equality in the workforce as it expands.

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