Jacqueline Dickinson (née Winship)

Senior Associate, Broadfield

Senior Associate
Broadfield

  • Senior Associate in the litigation department.
  • Over 15 years of experience in advising on a range of disputes.
  • Highly experienced in insurance disputes.

About

Jacqueline Dickinson is a Senior Associate in the litigation department in the firm’s Southampton office, where she advises on a wide variety of disputes, including contractual disputes, financial services, and property litigation claims. In particular, she has extensive experience of advising on a wide range of insurance disputes, including property damage and personal injury claims. She also regularly advises on health and safety and regulatory compliance matters.

She has an impressive track record, including acting in a dispute in respect of the enforcement of a personal guarantee following the debtor company entering administration, advising and acting on behalf of an international client to recover sums owed to the client and/or recover goods, pursuant to an agreement entered into with the debtor company, and acting and advising in relation to a dispute brought for breach of the Consumer Rights Act.

Jacqueline is a member of the Law Society, the Chartered Insurance Institute, and the Southampton Property Association.

Testimonials

"Jacqueline Dickinson stands out for her clarity and commercial judgement. She gets to the heart of a matter quickly, keeps the client's objective in view and gives practical, well-judged advice."

Chambers

"Jacqueline Dickinson is very organised, pragmatic, and commercially minded. She advised the client well and ensured that his interests were protected."

The Legal 500

"Jacqueline provided thorough, realistic instructions throughout. She carefully managed a potentially difficult relationship. At the same time, she kept her focus on achieving her client's desired outcome."

Chambers

"Jacqueline was very good, organised everything readily and was pragmatic with what we could achieve. She is commercial and level-headed."

Chambers