Paula Jenkinson

About Me

I started my career in the legal field at a legal firm in Chester and worked there for over 20 years. I specialised in trade union personal injury law, before moving to the Dental Law Partnership in 2019.

Outside of work, I am passionate about football and I have a season ticket at Liverpool FC. I am also a keen traveller, and I love spending time with my family and my German Shepherd puppy Lexi.

Experience

I have worked within the legal field for over 20 years, which has given me a great deal of experience in the sector.

I previously worked in personal injury law with a range of large trade union clients, before pivoting to work with the Dental Law Partnership in 2019. Since then, I have gained a range of valuable experience in dealing with dental negligence claims.

I am also SRA (Solicitors Regulation Authority) regulated.

Qualifications

I originally started work as a Legal Admin, studying alongside my employment. I commenced studying for the CILEX qualification and in 2005 I became a Legal Executive, before continuing further with my studies and qualifying as a solicitor in 2010.

If you’d like to find out how I can help you with your dental negligence claim, please get in touch here.

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November is Mouth Cancer Awareness Month. At The Dental Law Partnership, we have used this month to highlight a dentists duty to detect mouth cancer early and support patients affected by dental negligence or misdiagnosis. Learn about your rights and how our expert team can help you claim compensation.

October is National Orthodontic Health Month, a reminder that while braces can improve smiles, mistakes can happen causing lasting harm. From incorrect tooth removals to years of failed treatment, orthodontic negligence is serious.

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The Link Between Diabetes and Dental Health. What Do I Need to Know?

Mouth Cancer Awareness Month: What Happens When Warning Signs Are Missed?

Celebrating National Orthodontics Month: Protecting Your Smile and Your Rights