National personal injury law firm Minster Law plans to open a new London office, following improved financial performance for the year to June 2025, according to CEO Shirley Woolham.
She said: “We’ve built our business around long-term partnerships, predominantly with insurers and brokers, supporting customers injured in road traffic accidents.
“Exploiting our scale, we have developed expertise across all claim tracks, with a particular strength in identifying serious and life-changing injury at an early stage and ensuring clients receive appropriate support quickly as claims progress.
“That capability has helped achieve year-on-year growth in serious injury during recent years, alongside continued investment in our insurer proposition; both have driven improved financial performance.”
Performance
For the year ended June 2025, Minster Law reported profit after tax of £2.6m, up from £354k in the prior year, with turnover increasing 16% to £42.5m and net assets of £48.5m (2024: £45.9m). In 2025, overall FTE headcount increased by 14% to 549 colleagues, driven largely by growth in the serious injury Team, which grew by over 25%. Across the same period, serious injury case volumes increased by over 27% and secured damages for the year exceeded £86m.
Building on this, Minster Law has announced plans to open an office in the City of Londo