Injured on or off duty? Expert legal support and specialist rehabilitation for Police
Police officers work in some of the most challenging and unpredictable environments in the country. When a serious injury affects your health, your home life, or your ability to serve, you deserve support from a team that understands the realities of policing and can guide you through your recovery with expertise and compassion.
At Slater and Gordon, we’ve been trusted by Police Federation for over 70 years. Our experience means we understand the pressures you face, the risks you manage every day, and the impact an injury can have on your wellbeing, confidence, and career. Serious injuries often require a tailored, strategic approach so we combine specialist legal expertise with immediate access to our dedicated in-house rehabilitation team, ensuring your recovery is prioritised from the very beginning.
Meet Matthew Tomlinson Head of Serious Injury- North at Slater and Gordon
“As Principal Lawyer, I work closely with injured officers and understand the unique pressures of policing, the responsibility you carry, the impact an injury can have on your work, your health, and your family. My approach is proactive and focused on securing the right outcome for every client.”
Matthew leads our serious injury teams with longstanding expertise in representing police officers, providing strategic oversight and ensuring every client receives the highest level of support during their recovery and claim journey.
Contact Matthew:
matthew.c.tomlinson@
slatergordon.uk 0330 995 5737
Personal Injury claims for you and family, including road traffic accidents, workplace and public liability, you keep 100% of your compensation, with nothing deducted from your damages.
www.slatergordon.co.uk
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