Nigel Hunt

If you have any questions on these topics, please contact Nigel Hunt at ngh@ewartprice.com.

The details above are taken from an actual case handled by Nigel Hunt, the names of the parties have been changed to protect their identities.

Nigel Hunt

Consultant

Nigel has an engineering background compleating an apprenticeship and spending four years travelling the world installing and maintaining complex high accuracy food processing machinery.Nigel's enthusiasm and excellent interpersonal skills led him naturally into a sales/account management role.Nigel has been in recruitment for over 10 years, joining Image 3 years ago when he recognised that the company shared his passion for providing a truly consultative approach to industry.Nigel explained, "I get real satisfaction when I see the recognition in clients eyes that they are truly getting a unique service from Image."

Nigel is a Governor at Frogmore Junior School, is Chairman of Darby Green Dynamos Youth Football Club and coaches one of their teams.He is married with three children and has never been to the gym in his life.

Nigel Hunt
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Nigel Hunt

Nigel joined Ewart Price in 1990, having previously worked for over 10 years in the Insurance Industry. Whilst with the firm, he has successfully studied and passed the qualifying examinations to join the Institute of Legal Executives, and was admitted as a Fellow of the Institute in September 2001. He is a member of the Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) and has recently been accredited by them as a Litigator. He is in the process of completing an application to be accredited as a Senior Litigator.

Nigel has handled Personal Injury claims for injured parties and on occasions insurance companies, and has particular expertise in cases involving Children, head injuries, fatal accidents, uninsured drivers, untraced drivers and motor cycle accidents. He also has a growing experience in the Administration of Estates. He is a school governor, and a Group Scout Leader.

Mr. Nigel Hunt, Governor in school for a walkabout.