Suite 13
Claremont House
22-24 Claremont Road
Surbiton
Surrey
KT6 4QU

Tel: 020 8399 5272
Fax: 020 8399 1152
DX: 57714 Surbiton

enquiries@mjsol.co.uk

Malcolm Johnson

The principal, Malcolm Johnson is a solicitor with over 12 years' experience in personal injury.

Malcolm is a member of the Law Society’s Personal Injury Panel as well as the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers. He lectures for Central Law Training on Claims against the Motor Insurers’ Bureau. You can see details of this course on CLT’s website at www.clt.co.uk.

Malcolm also lectures on child abuse compensation claims for the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers. You can see details of their courses at www.childabuselawyers.com.

Malcolm has appeared on both television and radio to talk about his work.

Malcolm has co-authored two legal textbooks, Child Abuse Compensation Claims and Claims against the Motor Insurers Bureau both published by the Law Society. He has also written a number of legal articles.

Malcolm is the Co-ordinator of the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers, an organisation set up to improve compensation awards for victims of child abuse. Malcolm Johnson & Co. runs ACAL’s helpline and is responsible for the administration of the Association.

Malcolm is a governor of a local school, Chessington Community College, a member of Kingston Chamber of Commerce and a Councillor for Mole Valley District Council.

 

Chantal Butler

Chantal joined the firm in January 2003.   She is a Fellow of the Institute of Legal Executives and the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers.  She is also a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers and works on both our child abuse and personal injury cases.  Chantal is a member of Amicus and Reprieve, organisations that provide support for prisoners on death row in the United States.

Rebecca Graham-Taylor

Rebecca joined the firm in May 2005.  She is a full time paralegal, assisting Malcolm Johnson with his casework.

Rebecca is at present undertaking a course with the Institute of Legal Executives at Kingston College of Law and intends to qualify as a solicitor. She assists our co-ordination work with the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers and is also member of that Association.
 

Denise Tucker

Denise joined the firm in November 2005. She came to us from the Kingston Centre for Independent Living where she was chair of the “Say No to Charging Campaign”. She is a paralegal and works part time.

Denise is working mainly on the firm’s special needs trusts and any welfare benefits issues that arise with our existing clients. She also assists with our co-ordination work for the Association of Child Abuse Lawyers. She intends to qualify as a legal executive.