The Personal Injury Awards provides a unique opportunity to highlight and celebrate the excellence of individuals and organisations across the sector. They celebrate all the great work being done by both practitioners and organisations in what can be a very difficult and challenging industry.
The awards encompass all professionals and key service providers working in personal injury. Their aim is to identify and celebrate high standards of practice and to inspire others to emulate the achievements of the sector.
The winners are announced at a prestigious black tie ceremony in Manchester. With a celebrity host, plus dinner and drinks, it’s your chance to let your hair down and celebrate another successful year.
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The Personal Injury Awards recognise and celebrate the excellence of practitioners and organisations across the personal injury sector.
Entries are judged by an independent panel of industry experts. Enter now to be in with a chance of taking home a prize!
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Abigail Lock is Chief Executive of Back Up, the national charity supporting people affected by spinal cord injury to get the most out of life. Back Up works alongside people from the point of injury and throughout their lives, offering practical, emotional and peer-led support through mentoring, courses, wheelchair skills training and services for families, children and young people. Abigail joined Back Up in January 2020, bringing broad experience from the private, public and third sectors, including Scope and the Equality and Human Rights Commission. Her own lived experience as a child carer gives her a deep appreciation of the transformative impact of community, peer support and opportunity. As CEO, she leads the organisation’s strategy and people, working with the Board, staff, volunteers and partners to ensure Back Up continues to thrive and reach more people. Outside work, Abigail loves open water swimming and is an avid traveller who is always up for an adventure.
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Ross Moorlock is Chief executive officer of Brake, the road safety charity. He became CEO in April 2023, having joined the organisation in 2017 and held key leadership roles including Chief Operating Officer. He brings a strong commercial foundation to the charity from a successful career in a national accountancy firm.
As CEO, Ross has overseen a period of strategic development. Central to this has been the scaling of Brake’s National Road Victim Service, which provides specialist support to more than 2,000 families each year who have been bereaved or seriously injured in road crashes.
Under Ross’s leadership, Brake also delivers high‑impact campaigning, policy advocacy and education programmes aimed at preventing crashes and reducing harm when they occur, all with the aim of creating a world with zero road deaths and serious injuries.
Outside work, Ross lives in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire. He is a husband, dad to two young children, and a passionate cyclist and runner, bringing the same energy and commitment to his personal life as he does to leading change in road safety and road victim support.
The Personal Injury Awards provides a unique opportunity to highlight and celebrate the excellence of individuals and organisations across the sector. Enter now to be in with a chance of being recognised as one of the best and brightest.
