We’re delighted to announce the well-deserved promotion of Thomas Mitchell to the position of Partner at RTA LAW LLP.
Thomas has demonstrated exceptional dedication, expertise, and commitment to our firm since he started with us an Intern, progressing through the ranks as a Trainee, Solicitor, Associate and now Partner.
Throughout, Thomas has demonstrated unwavering dedication to his craft, specialising in personal injury law with a focus on motorcycling and cycling injury cases. His expertise in this niche area has been instrumental in securing justice for our clients and establishing RTA LAW LLP as a leader in this field.
Thomas is an accomplished Enduro mountain-bike rider and an advanced motorcyclist and driver. These experiences enable him to advocate both passionately and effectively for our clients.
Furthermore, Thomas’s contributions to media, both as a TV/radio commentator and columnist, have amplified our firm’s reach and influence within the legal community and beyond. His insightful commentary and expert analysis have garnered widespread acclaim.
We look forward to the continued impact he will undoubtedly make as a Partner at RTA LAW LLP.
Jodi Gordon, RTA LAW Staff Partner added
“Thomas has been working with the firm for over ten years and dedicated his career to representing vulnerable road users. His promotion is a testament to the passion and dedication he brings to the team and his role. Providing a specialist service for vulnerable road users is what we do. To be a specialist, you must know what it’s like to be out there on two wheels and Thomas exemplifies that specialist knowledge.”
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