Kim Milan

Kim Milan leads Boyes Turner’s highly regarded personal injury team. A specialist in catastrophic injury cases, Kim acts for clients with acquired brain damage, spinal injuries and serious orthopaedic injuries.

Brain injury cases are complex and require specialist knowledge and expertise. Kim’s experience of using the claims process to help seriously brain-injured children and adults regain their independence after the aftermath of an accident has led her to recognise the critical importance of timely rehabilitation for optimum recovery.  Where liability is established, Kim and her team secure early interim payments to pay for specialist equipment, therapies and care, and purchase or adapt suitable accommodation with the emphasis on getting the client’s rehabilitation underway as soon as possible. Kim guides each client through the complexities of the claim with sensitivity and understanding whilst working hard to achieve the highest settlements, alongside the greatest possible recovery.

Kim has extensive experience of all types of personal injury cases and has acted for clients who have been injured in road traffic accidents, in the workplace, as a result of defective products and criminal injuries. 

Kim is often called upon to share her expertise in personal injury claims at seminars and lectures and by the media, including giving television and radio interviews following the Paddington and Ufton Nervet rail crashes and in relation to the group action for claimants who suffered chemical burns from the manufacture of leather sofas.

Kim is a member of the Law Society’s Personal Injury Panel and an Accredited Senior Litigator and Brain Injury Specialist with the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL). She is an associate member of the Child Brain Injury Trust, and a member of the Brain Injury Social Work Group. She is a Headway Life Member and a trustee of Headway Thames Valley. 

Kim regularly takes part in charity events to raise much needed funds for example having recently completed the 3 Peaks Challenge, climbing Ben Nevis, Scafell Pike and Snowdon in 24 hours on behalf of the Debbie Fund, Reading Half Marathon on a number of occassions on behalf of Headway Thames Valley and the London 10K on behalf of the Child Brain Injury Trust.