We dedicate ourselves to helping people who have suffered serious injuries to rebuild their lives. We deliver a high-quality service to ensure that each and every one of our deserving clients receives the very best advice and support. Our strong track record of success means that the vast majority of our work comes through client recommendations.
“Thank you so much again, you have changed my life”.
We understand that bringing a personal injury claim can feel daunting. That is why we provide clear, modern and cost-effective representation. Most cases are funded under a ‘no win no fee’ agreement.
We communicate promptly and plainly, using your preferred method — telephone, email, text, WhatsApp, FaceTime or Zoom — and we avoid unnecessary legal jargon.
Alma Law is based at Royal William Yard in Plymouth, a historic waterfront site built in 1825 as a Royal Naval victualling yard. From this South West location, we represent clients across the UK using secure, cloud-based systems.
We are equally happy to meet you at home, in hospital or at work — wherever is most convenient for you. From the outset, we provide a realistic assessment of your prospects of success, likely value, timescale and costs.
If you have suffered a serious injury, you should expect excellence. That is what we deliver.
“I have represented hundreds of injured people, service personnel, veterans and grieving families over more than twenty years as a solicitor. It has been an honour and a privilege to serve them.”
— Grant Evatt, Founder and Director
Before the law, Grant enlisted in the British Army straight from school aged just 16. After a compulsory 12-months of leadership training at the Junior Leaders Regiment Royal Artillery he volunteered for Commando Forces.
At a fresh faced 18 years of age, Grant passed the All-Arms Commando Course at the Commando Training Centre Royal Marines and was posted to 8 (Alma) Commando Battery of 29 Commando Regiment Royal Artillery in Plymouth where he became an Arctic and Jungle Warfare specialist; military skiing instructor; artillery surveyor; military parachutist; combat driver; combat medic; diver and Platoon Weapons Instructor.
A sports injury caused him to prematurely end a much-coveted military career and, after a year working as a Deep-Sea Diver on the multi-billion-dollar project to build the then new Hong Kong International Airport, Grant returned to the UK to embark on a less hazardous career in the law. An LLB (Hons) degree in Business Law and Law College was to follow and Grant qualified as a fully-fledged Solicitor in November 2002. Grant has also served as a Commissioned Officer in the Army Reserves, most notably in East Africa.
Grant is a volunteer and past Branch Secretary of SSAFA the Armed Forces Charity, a member of the Royal Marines Association and a vocal supporter of the Armed Forces Covenant.
‘I have represented hundreds of injured troops, veterans and many grieving families for over twenty years. It has been an honour and privilege to serve them’
Alma Law is now based at Royal William Yard in Plymouth. The move marks a return to the South West for Grant Evatt, where he both lives and works, while continuing to represent clients across the UK.
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If you are serving or have served in the Army, RAF, Royal Navy, Royal Marines or Reserve Forces, and were injured or suffered an accident during service, or if a loved one has died whilst serving in the military; contact us today on 01752 371136 or email: contact@almalaw.co.uk.
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