Connor Hawkins | Solicitor | Bolt Burdon Kemp Connor Hawkins | Solicitor | Bolt Burdon Kemp

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Connor is a Child Brain Injury solicitor at BBK. He joined BBK in 2022 as the firms first graduate solicitor apprentice. He qualified as a solicitor in July 2025 and has experience working in both Medical Negligence and Personal Injury claims.

Connor has worked with young clients who have suffered catastrophic brain injuries and his work has been focused on helping to achieve settlements for clients, to assist them in moving beyond their injuries.

Before qualifying, Connor completed seats in the Child Brain Injury, Spinal Injury and Military Claims teams. This has given Connor the experience to work with a number of clients with a large variety of complex needs and injuries.

Connor also has a strong interest in promoting social mobility for young people. While studying at university he volunteered for the charity IntoUniversity, which was focused on supporting young people from disadvantaged backgrounds to enter into higher education. This work gave Connor a breadth of experience which continues to allow him to support his clients through their own challenging circumstances.

Before starting his apprenticeship, Connor studied at the University of Nottingham and gained a Bachelor of Laws. His particular interest took hold in the area of civil disputes, studying both Tort and Advanced Tort during his undergraduate degree and gaining a strong foundational knowledge in the field of medical negligence and personal injury

Connor is focused on achieving the best results for his clients through trust and a commitment to their needs.

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