Steve Green
Steve has three decades of experience in helping those who have suffered injury through no fault of their own.
How can Steve help you
Steve specialises in head and spinal injury claims. He also has significant experience in industrial disease and product liability claims.
Alongside his personal injury work, Steve acts as a professional Trustee, Deputy and Attorney. He is regularly appointed by the Court of Protection to help clients manage their day to day affairs.
Steve is also a member of the Fosters Senior Management Team.
About Steve
Steve is originally from the Midlands and has lived and worked in Norfolk for more than 20 years. Before working in law, he worked in retail management and qualified as a teacher.
Outside work, Steve enjoys history, classic cars, travelling, walking and reading. He also enjoys road trips across the UK and Europe and follows Stoke City FC.
Steve is a former Chairman of Norwich Round Table No. 1 and Norwich 41 Club.
Specialist support in Court of Protection & Vulnerable Persons and Personal Injury & Group Actions
Recognised and Celebrated
Recognised as a 'Leading Partner' in Personal Injury by The Legal 500 UK.
Law Society Personal Injury Accreditation.
Recognised as a specialist lawyer in head injury claims by Headway, the brain injury association.
Member of the Law Society Personal Injury Panel since 1994.
Panel Deputy, Office of the Public Guardian.
Fosters Solicitors holds Lexcel accreditation from The Law Society, the quality mark for legal practice management and client care excellence.
Fosters Solicitors is accredited with the Customer Service Excellence standard, recognising our commitment to outstanding client service.
"Steve Green and his department, were extremely helpful and kept me in the loop by email or phone with updates as they occurred and with their professional knowledge and experience in this field my claim was upheld. I would definitely recommend Fosters Solicitors as I found the whole staff were very professional and helpful from the start.”
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