Beth Hatton

Beth Hatton is a Paralegal in Boyes Turner’s Personal Injury and Asbestos Disease teams. She supports clients who have suffered serious injuries or developed illnesses as a result of negligence or workplace exposure, assisting with a range of high-value and complex claims. Working closely with solicitors across both teams, Beth helps ensure matters progress efficiently while providing practical support and clear communication throughout the claims process. Beth also runs her own case load of fast track and intermediate track personal injury claims.

Beth supports solicitors on a wide range of personal injury and industrial disease claims, helping clients who have suffered serious injuries or developed illnesses as a result of accidents, negligence or workplace exposure. She assists with the day-to-day management of matters, including gathering evidence, liaising with clients and third parties, preparing documentation and helping to ensure claims progress efficiently. By providing practical support throughout the claims process, Beth helps clients navigate what can often be a difficult and uncertain period while contributing to the delivery of a responsive and client-focused service.

Beth is known for her organised, approachable and compassionate approach when working with clients. She understands that pursuing a personal injury or industrial disease claim can be a challenging and emotional experience, particularly for those dealing with the impact of serious injury or illness. By maintaining clear communication, providing practical support and ensuring clients are kept informed throughout their claim, Beth helps make the process as straightforward and reassuring as possible. Her attention to detail and commitment to client care also support the wider team in delivering an efficient, responsive service focused on achieving the best possible outcome for each client.

In her spare time, Beth likes to raise money for charitable causes. She is particularly passionate about supporting charities that help individuals and families affected by serious injury and has raised funds for organisations such as the Katie Piper Foundation.