Charlotte Thorpe | Fieldfisher
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Professional background

Professional background

I am an Associate in the Serious Injury team, representing clients who have experienced catastrophic and life changing injury.

Early intervention is critical in these cases, and my priority from the outset is it obtain funding to implement comprehensive rehabilitation and support.

These claims often involve complex liability and quantum issues, which I am skilled at handling, and swiftly progress my cases to secure compensation for my clients. My focus is always on client care and building strong relationships with clients.

I take a compassionate approach and am proud of the trust my clients place in me. I have experience representing adults and children in a wide range of personal injury claims including road traffic accidents, cycling collisions, product liability claims, workplace accidents, occupiers’ liability, accidents abroad and disease claims.

I have been instructed in takeover claims from other firms and have assisted with multi-million pound claims.

I am a member of the Association for Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL).

Awards & recognition

Awards & recognition

Client

A special thank you to Charlotte, whose empathy, clear communication, professionalism and dedication was truly invaluable. I honestly wouldn't have been able to stick it out without her.

Client

Charlotte was attentive, perceptive and above all else, she was dedicated, I felt like her only client. I had unequivocal confidence in Charlotte as my solicitor and I would recommend herself and Fieldfisher to anyone looking for strong and knowledgeable legal representation.

Client

I want to thank you for all your help and support with Dad's case. As a family, we really appreciate that it was sorted so quickly and with as little stress as possible. It made is so much easier for Dad to deal with everything.

Meet the Team: Charlotte Thorpe

Authored pieces

Insights Case studies
Personal Injury
Insight

Study shows E-scooter riders sustain more head injuries than motorcyclists and cyclists

12.08.2026
New research published in Nature shows that in the UK, risks associated with riding an E-scooter now outweigh the risks of cycling or riding a motorbike in terms of sustaining a brain injury.
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Busy city street scene with people walking, cyclists crossing, and cars waiting at a traffic light. Tall buildings surround the intersection, and pedestrians wait on the sidewalks under a green pedestrian signal.
Personal Injury
Insight

TfL promises to 'eradicate death and serious injury' from London's roads

08.05.2026
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A person with their arm in a sling sits across a desk from a healthcare professional who is writing on a clipboard. Shelves with binders are in the background.
Personal Injury
Case Study

Takeover case valued by previous solicitor at £10,000 settles for £277,000

26.03.2025
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A mechanic wearing a gray jumpsuit works on a car's brake system, holding a metal brake disc and caliper. The image is well-lit, with a sun flare effect in the top left corner.
Case Study

Six-figure mesothelioma settlement against Ford for toolmaker

05.12.2024
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Case Study

Provisional damages settlement against Dewhurst Group Plc

30.10.2024
Charlotte Thorpe acted for Mr O following his diagnosis of diffuse pleural thickening .
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What others say…

Client

A special thank you to Charlotte, whose empathy, clear communication, professionalism and dedication was truly invaluable. I honestly wouldn't have been able to stick it out without her.

Client

Charlotte was attentive, perceptive and above all else, she was dedicated, I felt like her only client. I had unequivocal confidence in Charlotte as my solicitor and I would recommend herself and Fieldfisher to anyone looking for strong and knowledgeable legal representation.

Client

I want to thank you for all your help and support with Dad's case. As a family, we really appreciate that it was sorted so quickly and with as little stress as possible. It made is so much easier for Dad to deal with everything.