Crystal Eaton Associate, Personal Injury
Experience Profile
Crystal is an associate and personal injury solicitor at Slater and Gordon Lawyers in Cambridge.
She is supportive and understanding in helping claimants fight for compensation.
She has a wide-ranging caseload that includes complex and serious cases and has assisted others on higher value claims.
During her career, Crystal has built up experience specialising in claimant personal injury.
Among her successes was a win of £4.8 million compensation for a young woman who sustained brain damage in a car accident where the driver was uninsured, and £4.6 million for a young woman who sustained a serious spinal injury and was left paraplegic after a road traffic accident.
Expertise
- Road traffic accidents
- Brain injury
- Spinal injury
- Serious injury
- Occupier's liability
- Public liability
Career history
- Since 2013 Slater and Gordon
- 2010 - 2013 Taylor Vinters
Legal commendations
- Listed as a Next Generation Lawyer in The Legal 500, 2019
Professional memberships
- Member and vice chair of the Local Eastern Vocational Rehabilitation Group
- Accredited as a specialist solicitor by both the Spinal Injuries Association and Headway, a brain injury charity.
Recent Testimonials for Crystal Eaton
“The service you offered was well beyond what was expected - both you and Richard became caring friends in addition to being top experts whose advice we fully trusted.”
Mrs M, Cambridge
“We would like to thank you for your expertise, guidance and personal care. We shall not miss the stress involved in reaching this settlement but we will miss the regular friendly interactions! We are very grateful to you.”
M Family, Cambridge
“I would like to take the time to say thank you to you and the whole team for the huge amount of time and work that was put in over the very long case. This, in turn, is helping with self confidence in huge amounts. Thank you again to all of the Slater and Gordon team who fought so hard for me; so helpful, friendly, patient and just absolutely brilliant along the way.”
Ms C, Cambridge.
