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Andrew Bell

Director, Dispute Resolution

Works in: Civil Litigation · Debt Recovery · Professional Negligence · Landlord & Tenant

About Andrew

Andrew is a Director with overall supervision of the Dispute Resolution Departments across the Firm.

Andrew qualified as a Solicitor in 2002 and has spent his entire career in private practice, working in areas including Landlord and Tenant, Property, Commercial and Corporate, Personal Injury including serious injury, and Family Law. He brings a direct and pragmatic approach to the table for his clients.

Andrew is not only a Solicitor-Advocate, a role which sees him represent clients at trial and advise on complex liability and quantum claims in conference, but he is also accredited by The Law Society under their Personal Injury Accreditation Scheme.

Andrew joined Curtis Law Solicitors in 2012 and he enjoys the open door policy and family-friendly approach that the Firm offers.

Outside of work, Andrew is a taxi driver for his two young children. He is actively involved in grassroots football, often refereeing for his children's club, and he plans to undertake the FA Referee Course in the near future. He attends the gym and, when time permits, enjoys mountain biking. He is, along with his children, a season ticket holder at Bolton Wanderers.

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